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Committed to Democracy and Justice
Who We Are
Jews United for Democracy and Justice (JUDJ) is a broad, nonsectarian, non-partisan cross-section of American Jews who stand together asserting a Jewish voice to safeguard the principles and foundation of our constitutional democracy, as is consistent with our core values. JUDJ was founded in the wake of the 2017 executive orders on immigration and asylum seekers as well as other threats to racial and religious tolerance, equal treatment for all in our judicial and law enforcement systems, a free and fair press, human dignity, and long-held norms of decency and civil society. While administrations have changed, we continue to face dangers posed by extremism, polarization, gerrymandering and weakening of our governmental institutions. We educate and keep people up-to-date on the major issues of our day as we collectively work toward rebuilding our constitutional democracy.


Preserving the Nation's Democratic Values
What We Do
JUDJ is committed to ensuring that threats posed to our norms, values and constitutional protections do not become normalized. JUDJ provides a forum to educate the public about violations committed against the constitution to foster an educated, informed and mobilized public.
JUDJ brings people together within and outside the Jewish community to discuss issues threatening our democracy. We engage Jewish leaders, elected officials, journalists, thought leaders, and community stakeholders to share insights and have meaningful discussions about the state of affairs. Ultimately, we aspire to “walk the walk” of our Jewish values by working towards a common goal of preserving this nation’s democratic values.
JUDJ brings people together within and outside the Jewish community to discuss issues threatening our democracy. We engage Jewish leaders, elected officials, journalists, thought leaders, and community stakeholders to share insights and have meaningful discussions about the state of affairs. Ultimately, we aspire to “walk the walk” of our Jewish values by working towards a common goal of preserving this nation’s democratic values.

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How to Help
We encourage all supporters to sign our pledge and stay up to date with our events calendar to join the discussion.

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We welcome monetary donations to help us develop programs and continue providing content that supports our mission. As our donation site lives on the Jewish Center for Justice’s website, please note “for the benefit of JUDJ,” in the comment line to ensure JUDJ receives your donation.
*JUDJ ( EIN 82-0742397) is a fiscally sponsored project of Jewish Center for Justice (EIN 81-4397882). which is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization. You may be eligible to claim a tax deduction for your contribution (please discuss this with your tax advisor)
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October 4: Greg Bluestein – What’s Really Happening in Atlanta?
5:00 to 6:00 p.m. PDT
October 11: Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi with Patt Morrison
5:00 to 6:00 p.m. PDT
October 18: Adam Nagourney with Patt Morrison
5:00 to 6:00 p.m. PDT
October 26: Neal Katyal with Larry Mantle
5:00 to 6:00 p.m. PDT