The Issues, Parties and Leaders Shaping Israel's Vote
Join us for our second program in our Israel Elections Series on Tuesday, September 15. Tal Schneider, political correspondent for The Times of Israel, will discuss major policy debates, shifting political alliances, demographic trends, current polling, and the factors that may decide the 2026 election.
Faith in Fair Elections
Ahead of this year’s crucial midterm elections, join us for the latest program in the Lawyers’ Lunch and Learn series to learn about new and evolving challenges to election administration this year from an elections expert who formerly served in the DOJ's Civil Rights Division, Voting Section.
Tzedek DC: 10th Annual Eat Well, Do Justice!
Get ready for Tzedek DC's 2026 Eat Well, Do Justice!® event, Spice It Up Sephardic!, on Monday, September 14, 2026, 6:30 PM, Washington, DC.
Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Program
Beginning in 2027, a new federal K-12 scholarship tax credit program has the potential to expand educational opportunities for students and families across the country. Click the following links to urge elected officials in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia to participate in the program.
Expanding Access to Jewish Day Schools in Greater Washington
JCRC By The Numbers
5,600 students reached through Student to Student program
$16.5 Million government funding for community security & social services
10,500 students and teachers met with a holocaust survivor or 2g presentation
As hate crimes escalate, local governments must take the lead to secure communities at risk
The need for more security resources is clear as hate crimes against Jews dramatically increase.
The Banner: Why a Holocaust Survivor's Daughter is Telling Her Family Story to Students
John Horvath never wanted to tell his only daughter about what he suffered during the Holocaust.
A Sledgehammer Is Not Always the Answer
Guila Franklin Siegel, JCRC of Greater Washington’s chief operating officer, caught some public flak recently for suggesting, in an interview with The Washington Post, that a local school system under investigation for antisemitism had actually made improvements during the four years JCRC had been working with it.