The leadership of Reconstructing Judaism and the Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association condemn with horror the travesty that has become our immigration system under the administration of U.S. President Donald J. Trump.
What does Judaism teach us about how to respond to accusations of harassment or assault?
Serving Jewish prisoners in state prison, rabbinic students find new perspectives on freedom and responsibility.
We call on our elected officials to allow Dreamers to remain in the United States and provide a path to citizenship.
Eighty-six Jewish activists, including six Reconstructionist rabbis, were arrested in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 17 in a bold act of civil disobedience in solidarity with more than 800,000 Dreamers.
Reflections on the recent Jewish Social Justice roundtable meeting on racial justice and equity.
In the face of unconscionable atrocities against the Rohingya people by the Burmese military, RRC/Jewish Reconstructionist Communities joined a broad coalition of organizations from across the Jewish community to press for the immediate passage of the Burma Human Rights and Freedom Act of 2017.
Reconstructionist leaders call for institutional reform and lasting change in the wake of the #metoo campaign.
We condemn in the strongest terms the white supremacist groups that gathered in Charlottesville, VA, over the weekend to promote racism, anti-Semitism, and other ideologies of bigotry, and we mourn with the families of the murdered protestor and of the law enforcement officials who were killed in the line of duty.Â
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