Social Justiceצדק חברתי

What Does it Mean to Love the Stranger?

Social Justice vs. Tikkun Olam: Old Wine in a New Bottle, or Vice-Versa?

Social Justice Texts

Shabbes as a Radical Practice

Social Justice and Mitzvot

Choose Your Own Adventure

Praying with my Feet

Jewish Insights to the Refugee Question

Social Justice: Jewish Responsibility?

Purim and the Mitzvah of Tzedakah

"For one who needs bread, give bread." Feeding the hunger of mind, body and spirit in Jewish tradition

Jewish Law as Great Literature An ELI Talk by Dr. Alyssa Gray

Thou Shalt Not Waste: Ancient Texts and their Modern Application

Tzelem Elohim -- Sources for Art Green's Judaism's 10 Best Ideas

Pursuing Justice and Fixing What's Broken

Know Where You Stand: A Jewish Response to Social Justice

How Can We Show Compassion?

Hunger Texts

Farming Mitzvot in the Torah

Foundational Texts of Social Justice

The Welfare State: Is the Jewish Approach to Poverty Individual or Communal?

"The Qualities of a Leader"

Tears - A Practice For Spiritual And Social Change Preparing for Tisha B'Av and the anniversary of the shooting of Michael Brown

Yom Kippur and Responsibility

Ownership

Modern Issues, Same Tikkun Olam

The Orp han, the Widow, and the Stranger: Our Obligation to Defend the Defenseless​

Natan Summer Soiree: Leaving a Legacy

Jüdische Verpflichtungen gegenüber Flüchtlinge

Seeing and Being Seen

Social Justice (Tzedekah): Biblical Roots

Natan Summer Soiree: Giving Together

Problems Jewish Roots of Social Justice

Social Justice in the Siddur

Social Action Responsibility

Jewish Advocacy

Social Justice Beit Midrash: Black Lives Matter

Rabbis Rebels: Teachings About Defiance, Rebuke, and Heroism

Rosh Chodesh: Monthly Renewal

Talmud, Arachin, 15b

A Broken World: Responding to Evil and Injustice

"Bitterly She Weeps In the Night" Voices of Exiles and Refugees, Past and Present

Kol Hamarbeh: Competing and Merging Stories of the Exodus

Social Justice vs. Tikkun Olam: Old Wine in a New Bottle, or Vice-Versa?

When People Say, "Here I Am"

Essential Jewish Social Justice Texts

Tzelem Elohim- Creation in G-d's Image: What Are We Doing Here? Inspired by Rabbi Arthur Green's Judaism's 10 Best Ideas

Who Do We Help First?

Rita Schwerner Statement to Newspapers on the Discovery of Her Husband’s Body on 4th August, 1964

The Imperative to Act, Yom Kippur 5770

Finding our Redemption

A Statement of Principles for Reform Judaism (Pittsburgh: Central Conference of American Rabbis, 1999).

Matza Wars

Leadership: Step Up and Speak Out

The Origins of Social Justice, from "Justice and Righteousness in Israel and the Nations: Equality and Freedom in Ancient Israel in Light of Social Justice in the Ancient Near East," (Hebrew), by Moshe Weinfeld

Food Values: Local Organic p. 1

After Parkland: So What Do We Do Now?

The Fast I Want

The Guiding Principles of Reform Judaism, The Columbus Platform - 1937

The First Summit Meeting on Race

Cycle of Organizing in a Synagogue

Trade Justice: Jewish Sources and Discussion Question

R. Haskel Lookstein and Social Activism (From Rav Chesed: The Life and Times of Rabbi Haskel Lookstein, page 55-56)

Peah and Parenthood

"JTA Op-Ed: Judaism is always ‘tikkun olam’—and more" by Rabbi Eric Yoffie 1

Leonard Fein, excerpt from a 1969 speech on the Negro Revolution and the Jewish Community

Edges Of the Field - Parshat Kedoshim

Rabbi Sidney Schwarz, “Can Social Justice Save the American Jewish Soul?”, Judaism, Justice, and American Life, p. 4

Psalms 112:5-6

Babylonian Talmud, Sukkah 29b

Spiritual Activism

The Jewish Response to Homelessness

Jewish Teachings on Treatment of the "Stranger"

Pursuing Justice צדק צדק תרדוף

Cities of Pikuach Nefesh

Pursuing Justice That Verse Doesn't Mean What You Think It Means (Or Does It?)