The Roundup - Jewish Federation of Greater Washington

Through Our Eyes: Jewish Teens Turn Identity into Art

Through Through Our Eyes, local Jewish teens transform grief, pride, and resilience into powerful artistic expression—offering a deeply personal look at identity, belonging, and what it means to be Jewish today.

Building Jewish Leadership in Northern Virginia

Federation’s Northern Virginia Leadership Cohort brings together diverse leaders to build skills, strengthen relationships, and move from parallel work to a shared vision for a thriving and connected Jewish future.

What We’re Hearing Across the Community and What It Means

Nearly 1,500 voices reveal a shared desire to connect, participate, and belong—offering a clearer picture of how people are finding their way into Jewish life and how Federation is working to make that journey easier.

A Moment to Reimagine What’s Next

In a time shaped by crisis, our community is reclaiming agency—balancing resilience with a renewed commitment to building Jewish identity, connection, and a strong future.

Rabbi Aderet Drucker Named Recipient of 2026 Phyllis G. Margolius Impossible Dream Award

Rabbi Aderet Drucker named recipient of the 2026 Phyllis G. Margolius Impossible Dream Award, honoring her leadership in building intentional Jewish community and fostering belonging for adults in their 20s–40s across Greater Washington.

Fostering a Culture of Security

As antisemitism rises, Federation’s JShield launches the Shield Program—free, role-specific security trainings designed to empower individuals and strengthen community-wide preparedness across Greater Washington.

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