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Our Grantmaking

Have a project focused on Jews of Color? Learn about our grantmaking and follow this guide on how to submit a grant application to the JoCI

Race and Religion: Cultivating Anti-Racist Faith Communities

In conversation with other people of color leading anti-racist efforts in religious communities, Angel Alvarez-Mapp, Director of Programs & Operations at the Jews of Color Initiative, discusses vital questions about Jews of Color and challenging racism in the Jewish community. Led by moderator Zeenat Rahman, Director of the Inclusive America Project with the Aspen Institute, speakers discuss racism in faith communities in today’s political and activist moment, how various faith traditions can offer road maps to fighting for racial justice, and hopes for future directions in dismantling inequality in religious communities, among others

6 Must-Read Articles by Asian Jews on Anti-Asian Racism and the Atlanta Shootings

Among the Asian Americans speaking up during this time, Asian American Jews are sharing their stories of anti-Asian racism so other Asian Jews can navigate this challenging time collectively and so the white Jewish community can become more educated on the ways in which anti-Asian bigotry continues to show up in the Jewish community and beyond. These 6 articles detail the lived experiences of Asian-Jewish identity, the need for solidarity, and a call for change—directly from the voices of fellow Jews.

The Rosh Hashanah Seder: Latinx Edition | El Seder de Rosh Hashaná: Edición Latina

Commemorate the new year by hosting your very own Rosh Hashanah Seder. This guide, created by Jewtina y Co., is a perfect way to explore the traditions of Rosh Hashanah while also elevating Latino/x culture. Conmemora el año nuevo organizando tu propio Seder de Rosh Hashaná. Esta guía, creada por Jewtina y Co., es una manera perfecta de explorar las tradiciones de Rosh Hashaná y al mismo tiempo elevar la cultura Latina

Kaddish for Black Lives

Kaddish is an an ancient Jewish prayer sequence regularly recited in the synagogue service, including thanksgiving and praise and concluding with a prayer for universal peace. It can often be recited for those who've passed. The Jewish Multiracial Network wrote this one for Black Lives.