Event Archive

On Wednesday, April 16th at 10:30 AM, we invite clergy to join T’ruah and JALSA for a Passover Advocacy Day for the Dignity Not Deportations legislation. We will meet at JALSA’s office (11 Beacon St Suite 722) at 10:30 a.m. where we will receive training, materials, and Jewish grounding. We will then walk over to...

This training will help synagogues respond to immigration enforcements. It is geared towards congregational rabbis, cantors, and other leaders.

Join T’ruah, the Boston Workers Circle, and Nehar Shalom in talking to our neighbors about the #FreeHer Policy Platform, including the Prison Moratorium and Elder Parole. This event will feature Jewish grounding from a T’ruah rabbi, as well as learning about how Jewish values inform the work of decarcerating women and reimagining communities, and will...

We will bring together T’ruah rabbis and cantors in the Midwest corridor for a day of learning and planning as we prepare to defend democracy and human rights under the Trump administration.

Join us for lunch, updates on T'ruah's national and local work, and a conversation about our evolving organizing strategy in this harrowing political moment.

Join Boston Workers Circle's Hey (5th Grade) Class, BWC's Acting for Racial and Economic Justice (AFREJ) committee, Families for Justice as Healing, and T'ruah Massachusetts for a rally on Sunday, February 23 from 2-3:30 pm outside the Massachusetts State House.

Join fellow T'ruah chaverim in the Bay Area to process and commiserate in community about the new administration.

As authoritarianism gains ground in the U.S., with figures like Donald Trump and his allies using divisive rhetoric and policies to target the most vulnerable, Mikhael Manekin, founder of Smol Emuni (the Israeli faithful left), will guide us in exploring how Megillat Esther offers profound insights for understanding our role in these turbulent times.

Over the past 14 months, the ongoing war in Gaza has been devastating in ways many of us could not have imagined—particularly coming from a Jewish state that many of us love dearly. The scale of violence and suffering seems endless, and the question of how to find hope or process the unthinkable can feel...

Over the past 14 months, the ongoing war in Gaza has been devastating in ways many of us could not have imagined—particularly coming from a Jewish state that many of us love dearly. The scale of violence and suffering seems endless, and the question of how to find hope or process the unthinkable can feel...