Action Center

Join us for a lively celebration on February 4 of Tu Bishvat (birthday of the trees!) that brings together joy, learning, and action. Together we’ll reflect on what Tu Bishvat calls on us to nurture and protect.

A dangerous proposal would fast-track polluting fossil fuel projects. We’ve stopped dirty fossil fuel giveaways before, and we’re ready to do it again.

This spring, we’re offering stipends to passionate, justice-focused leaders who want to bring climate action to their campus community. Apply by February 9.

The JOC Caucus is open to all climate-concerned people of color who are Jewish, including Sephardi and Mizrachi Jews.

We’re organizing Jewish communities across California to help make sure fossil fuel corporations pay their fair share, advocate for investments in clean energy, and end neighborhood drilling.

Dayenu’s young people community is made up of a wide range of activists, from students fighting for liberation and systemic change on their college campuses to young adults taking action for climate justice in the cities and communities where they live and work.

We’re mobilizing to unleash the full force of state and local climate action to strengthen our communities today and secure a just, livable future for generations to come.

Our new edition of the songbook includes 70+ songs and chants to inspire and mobilize, to energize us for the streets and for the long-haul, and to comfort us in times of grief and loss.

Rooted in Jewish history, experience, teachings, music, and art, we offer pathways to acknowledge feelings of fear and anxiety around the climate crisis, cultivate hope, and move into courageous action.

Confronting the climate crisis is an existential challenge. It will take all of us to bring about the change this moment calls for.

Learn about how the Jewish community can help finance the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy.

A feature on Rabbi Jennie Rosenn and Dayenu captures the passion and urgency of our mission.