Jewish Life on Campus
Virtual Virtual, VirtualHear from top Universities about the environment for Jewish Students on each campus. This is for high school students and parents. Co-sponsored by Jews4Change and JCRC Student to Student.
As the central community relations agency of the organized Jewish community in our nation’s capital, the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) of Greater Washington endeavors to foster a society based on freedom, justice and democratic pluralism for it is such a society which affords Jews, and all people, the conditions most conducive to individual security, equal opportunity and creative group survival. JCRC accomplishes this goal through its work in four pillars: government relations, Israel advocacy, inter-group relations, and social justice.
On behalf of over 100 constituent agencies, organizations and synagogues in the District of Columbia, Northern Virginia and suburban Maryland, the JCRC determines a consensus on the broad range of public policy issues central to Jewish conscience and concern and then promulgates those concerns to Washington area legislators and civic, public opinion, media and interfaith leaders. The JCRC also coordinates community programs of information and advocacy on priority domestic and international issues.
Hear from top Universities about the environment for Jewish Students on each campus. This is for high school students and parents. Co-sponsored by Jews4Change and JCRC Student to Student.
Sixty years ago, the Vatican developed new guidelines on how Catholics throughout the world should treat Jews and other religious groups. This landmark document, known as Nostra Aetate, "In Our Time," was an important step to creating interreligious dialogue and repairing relationships between Jewish communities and Catholic communities. This webinar will explore how Nostra Aetate […]
Meet, mingle and discuss our legislative priorities and advocacy efforts with federal, state, and local elected officials throughout Northern Virginia. The event will take place in Falls Church, VA.
Aryeh Portnoy, Partner, Crowell & Mornings LLC in conversation with Galia Messika Greenberg, JCRC Vice President
The JCRC invites you to join our Greater Washington Jewish community to meet, mingle, and discuss our legislative priorities and advocacy efforts with our federal and local elected officials. Kosher dietary laws observed. Online payment is preferred. We have set aside a number of complimentary tickets for those who have been employed by the federal […]
Governor Wes Moore is confirmed as the keynote speaker for Maryland Jewish Advocacy Day on Tuesday, February 3rd in Annapolis.
Join us for this poignant and meaningful tribute that brings together the community to reflect and strengthen our resolve at a difficult time of unprecedented antisemitism around the globe. Holocaust survivor Irene Fogel Weiss, a Northern Virginia resident, will be our keynote speaker.
Join us for DC Advocacy Day on Wednesday, April 22 to lobby for budget and policy priorities of the District's Jewish community.
Hear from Kenyan McDuffie and Councilmember Janeese Lewis George on critical issues such as their approaches to defending DC Home Rule, supporting access to funds for security grants, and speaking out against antisemitism.
Join us Sunday, June 7th in Bethesda, MD for a morning of compelling conversation with professionals who are at the forefront of this issue. We will be joined by clinical psychologist Miri Bar-Halpern, PsyD, Director of Trauma Training and Services with Parents for Peace.
Honor the bravery, sacrifices and lives of the men and women in our community who survived the Holocaust.
Join us for a thoughtful conversation on how trauma impacts individuals and how it reverberates across families, communities, and the global Jewish population.