With election 2018 (not quite) behind us, and election 2020 squarely in the headlights, we’re sitting in the brief moment between cycles of hyperbolic conversations
A state budget is a financial document. But at its essence, it’s statement of values and an affirmation of what a government stands for. At
As the Massachusetts legislature begins the second year of its two-year session, there’s been chatter about town about what was accomplished last year and what
In March of 2017, JCRC’s Public Policy Committee endorsed legislation banning female genital mutilation (FGM) as consistent with our values and policies to protect and
In response to press inquiries regarding the proposed resolution on peace and security for Israelis and Palestinians, JCRC Executive Director Jeremy Burton has offered the following
If you are like me you are probably a bit sleep deprived today, having stayed up far too late for most of the last two
In 2012, when Barney Frank decided to leave Congress, JCRC organized a candidates’ forum with the Democratic and Republican candidates running to succeed him. We
The people of Israel have endured a month of terror attacks. Yet, neither the knives, guns, stones nor even the automobiles have weakened the resolve
“Clergy and Citizens to President Obama: Stop Whining, Start Working to Curb Gun Deaths.” That was the message at a Metro Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF)
Testimony on House Bill 1736 and Senate Bill 123 – An Act Regulating Use of Credit Reports by Employers (as prepared) Delivered by Aaron Agulnek, July 21,
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