Ammud: JoC Torah Academy provides Torah learning, spiritual development, and leadership cultivation for Jews of Color, supporting leadership pathways for JoC clergy, educators, and rabbinic leaders.
3W Consulting, fiscally sponsored by Jewish Communal Action supports Jews of Color through leadership development, curriculum, and programming.
Tiyuv strengthens research and learning across the Jewish communal field through cross-project analysis, grantee advising, and synthesis of insights on Jewish belonging, antisemitism, and the experiences of Jews of Color.
Shades of Belonging brings JoC adoptees together to build connection and belonging and explore new ways to support community building.
Midrash Lab at The Family Institute, Northwestern University is developing a skills-based training model to help therapists and other helping professionals better respond to Jews of Color experiencing racism and antisemitism.
Between Islands and Diaspora is a research and oral history project led by four local Jews of Color researchers in Hawaiʻi.
Synagogues Rising is supporting a JoC Rabbi in Residence across three synagogues in Oakland, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C.
Playing Together Project is piloting new, JoC-centered programming in San Diego to create more opportunities for Jews of Color to gather, connect, and build community.
The Network | Jewish People of Color of Greater Ann Arbor builds the sustainability and leadership pipeline of a JoC-led community in Ann Arbor and expands connections and leadership opportunities for JoC in the Detroit area.
Mishpacha Rising Collective is a JoC-led initiative based in Richmond, Virginia, creating accessible and affirming spaces for Jews of Color, with a particular focus on queer and neurodivergent JoC.
