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Statement on shooting at Capital Jewish Museum

Jewish Federations of North America are horrified at the reported murder of two people outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC.

 

Our hearts go out to the victims and to our colleagues at AJC, whose event was being held at the museum.

 

We are working closely with the Jewis…

Federations Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month on Capitol Hill

Nearly 200 lawmakers, congressional staff, Jewish community leaders, and special guests, including Auburn University Men’s Basketball Coach Bruce Pearl, gathered at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday morning for a breakfast honoring Jewish American Heritage Month.
 

The event — hosted by th…

Jewish Federations' statement on former President Joseph Biden

Jewish Federations of North America are saddened to hear of President Biden’s cancer diagnosis. We wish him a speedy and full recovery.

New Episode of The Glue Podcast: From Oy to Joy at JPro25

How do Jewish communal professionals build and sustain community in today’s complex world?


In the latest episode of The Glue, Jewish Federations President & CEO Eric Fingerhut explores how the field is grappling with some of the biggest challenges of our time—including grief, antisemit…

Federations advocate for safety net protections in budget legislation

America’s safety net is vital for all communities, including the Jewish community, as it provides essential support for low-income families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities.

 
The budget legislation advancing through House committees touches on these issues, which is why Jewis…