Join me and Gale A. Brewer on March 12, 12-2pm, for this League of Women Voters of NYC event on the changing role of women in politics. eventbrite.com/e/lunch-with-t…

Tomorrow, the mayor wants to start evicting 3,500 families with children from shelters in the middle of winter -- disrupting students' lives, uprooting them from their shelters, and creating unnecessary hardship.
We can't let that happen. #EndShelterEvictions now.

Join me tomorrow for this Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan event featuring films about the fight for abortion rights. I will be speaking on a panel after the film 'Deciding Vote.' jccfilm.eventive.org/schedule/6489f…

12 of New York’s most accomplished Jewish women, all 80-plus, who have had an outsized influence on politics, journalism, publishing, activism, business and, above all, feminism, came together for the '8 over 80' Gala.

Read my latest ♥️

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I was saddened to learn of Harry Belafonte's passing today. Beyond his incredible talents as a singer and performer, Harry was an activist, advocating for civil rights in the U.S., education & HIV/AIDS prevention in Africa, & more. May his memory be a blessing & an inspiration.

I am honored to speak at this event launching the Irene Butter Fund for Holocaust and Human Rights Education. Those in the Ann Arbor area: please join us on April 15 at 4pm: thejewishnews.com/2023/04/03/hum…

Most of our forebears came to the U.S. from somewhere else, fleeing oppression. All of them sought freedom, as did the ancestors whose journeys we celebrate at the Seder. This Passover, let's remember the obligation & the mitzvah of welcoming the stranger.forward.com/opinion/541584…

Latest episode: Ruth Messinger vs. Rudy Giuliani. The story of the 1997 NYC Mayoral Election and how a liberal city voted to re-elect a fascist mayor.

Watch the mini documentary / interview with Ruth Messinger here: youtu.be/ZKCDPC-jzQU

Authoritarianism is growing in Central America. This will be an important discussion from those who are fighting for democracy in El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua.

How can we fulfill our Jewish obligation to repair the world in the face of so much injustice? In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth Katherine Haynes—an AJWS Board Member with decades of experience tackling injustice—shares how she keeps hope & stays the course. bit.ly/3YnDhQi

A new episode of Exit Strategy is up! Ruth Messinger and Rabbi Menachem Creditor (he/him) explore the topic of global grief with host Stephanie Garry. What is it, and how can we as individuals and communities process the world around us?

Click to listen! bit.ly/3S2QFqT

Learn more about JOIN for Justice Jews of Color Organizing Fellowship, a wonderful opportunity to gain skills and make change: joinforjustice.org/programs-proje…

Are you a Jewish Person of Color fighting for justice and want more support? Join this info call for the Jews of Color Organizing Fellowship on Feb 1st or 8th at 12:30pm ET/ 11:30am CT/ 9:30am PT! bit.ly/3YaW7tp

I very much enjoyed being a guest on the inaugural episode of #TheSpark , a Jewish social justice podcast exploring the personal stories behind social movements. Give it a listen here: bit.ly/3INEDPE

Our community gathered for our #UJAmlkday afternoon of learning to explore what MLK & Jewish texts say about changing the world. Our speakers shared texts that resonated with them to guide us as we volunteer tomorrow and beyond.

Ruth Messinger shared a quote she heard in 1967.

What do Dr. King and Jewish texts have to say about changing the world?

Before you volunteer on #UJAmlkday , join us Sunday, Jan. 15, for an afternoon of learning with Ruth Messinger, Nigel Savage, Rabbi Rachel Timoner,
Robert M. Waterman, and more.

Learn more: nyjewi.sh/mlklearning23

Episode 1 of The Spark, a groundbreaking new podcast featuring hosts Neshama Carlebach and JALSA Executive Director Cindy Rowe in conversation with special guest Ruth Messinger is available on Spotify now! Listen to it here 👉🏾 spoti.fi/3IjAgLS

Join me, Kandra Clark, Elizabeth Glazer, Zachary Katznelson & Jon-Adrian “JJ” Velazquez at this romemu ♡ רוממו event on alternatives to incarceration on 12/5 (in-person or online). You can register here: bit.ly/3VlLXVR

I am thrilled that the U.S. Senate has affirmed that #LBGTQI rights are human rights. I hope that this sends a clear message around the world that love is stronger than hate. nytimes.com/2022/11/29/us/…

We’ll also be joined by former NYC Councilmembers who have gone on to make a real impact in their respective Boroughs. Looking forward to seeing Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, Melinda Katz, Diana Reyna, and Ruth Messinger at next week’s event!