“Where, after all, do universal human rights begin? In small places, close to home“- Eleanor Roosevelt
These words are a powerful jumping off point to launch our exciting new resource, in collaboration with Stop Funding Hate. This guide outlines how Jewish voices can play a unique role in tackling discrimination against all groups and communities, from migrants to Travellers.
It contains practical tools for integrating Jewish values with activism, calling out discrimination online, having difficult conversations with family, and even building a campaign you care about.
Where can I find the guide?
The full guide is available as a PDF here
Throughout May, you will find us posting snippets of the guide on our social media
Who is this guide for?
This guide is for anyone Jewish who sees their Jewish values to underpin or strengthen their beliefs on human rights and social justice. Whether it’s your youth movement, synagogue, family home, there are so many places this guide can come in handy. Youth movement leader and René Cassin intern Alfie Futerman has written more on the reasons why this guide matters and how it can be applied practically.
