Action Center

Taking action to confront the climate crisis starts here.

Our collective work to secure a just, livable future has never been more important. Join us on March 18 to find solace, strength, inspiration, and many ways to take action.

As we continue the work of building the world we want, join us on March 11 to rest, recharge, and get inspired through Jewish song and wisdom.

In honor of Tu Bishvat’s Birthday of the Trees, Dayenu is partnering with OneTable to support Climate Shabbat hosts across the country.

This February, come learn about organizing and action in New York State and how we can maximize our collective power to impact decision-making.

Together with just a few friends or community members, you can join or create a Dayenu Circle.

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

The next Jew Of Color Caucus Meeting is on February 26. The JOC Caucus is open to people of color who are Jewish, including Sephardi and Mizrachi Jews.

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.

Our free Jewish climate organizing training for adults ages 18-32.

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

The stakes were too high to sit back. As Jews and people of faith, we know that the only path to a livable future is one of tzedek (justice).

In this songbook you will find 64 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.

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

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