T’ruah’s Bay Area cluster, with over 20 active members, is an organizing home and resource to rabbis and cantors in the expansive San Francisco Bay Area region. Jewish clergy here have worked to end solitary confinement in CA prisons and jails, stand with immigrants against attacks by ICE, and protest starvation in Gaza during the war. Independently and under the T’ruah umbrella, they are champions of justice speaking with a voice of moral clarity. 

Rabbi Laurie Hahn Tapper with Rev. Ron Stief at an End Solitary Confinement Day of Action.
Rabbis Julie Saxe-Taller and Chai Levy at a faith vigil supporting immigrants.
Rabbi Amy Eilberg speaks at a press conference protesting starvation in Gaza.

If you are a rabbi or cantor who lives in the Bay Area and is interested in getting involved, please reach out to our Bay Area Organizer, Gen Slosberg.


Meet our Bay Area Organizer

Gen Xia Ye Slosberg (夏夜)

As our Bay Area Organizer, Gen builds relationships with T’ruah clergy in California, developing pathways for engagement and leadership.

Gen grew up in Guangzhou, China, and Orange County, California, and got her start in politics working on the 2016 presidential campaign cycle.

Joining the Bay Area Jews of Color community re-ignited her interest in and connection to Judaism. Gen has been a Jews of Color (JoC) youth educator, a Program Associate at Urban Adamah, and is also the cofounder and former Executive Producer of The LUNAR Collective, the first and only organization by and for Asian American Jews.

She holds a B.A. in Political Science from UC Berkeley, specializing in quantitative methods and Latin American politics.

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