By Andrew Joskow In April 2024, as a response to the climate crisis, the Union for Reform Judaism (“URJ”) passed resolutions that included a “call upon all Reform Jewish Movement...
Dayenu activists in California have been pulling out all the stops to hold the fossil fuel industry accountable for all the damage that it — knowingly — has caused. For...
This year we’re marking the Omer — a counting period between the Jewish holidays of Passover and Shavuot — by sharing songs of resilience from Jewish climate movement musicians recorded...
We are all wondering: How do we turn this ship around? A far-right, climate-denying, fossil-fuel-pandering trifecta has taken over at the federal level and is taking a sledgehammer to decades...
The cold rain of early spring in Manhattan did not dampen the spirits of 70 stalwart climate activists who showed up on March 24 outside the offices of New York...
Since its founding in 2020, Dayenu has provided a dedicated space for Jews of Color interested in climate action. In the past year, the Jews of Color Caucus has met...
On March 18, we launched Dayenu’s new campaign: We Rise: Climate, Jobs & Justice for All! If you missed the mass organizing call, you can watch the recording. The call...
by Dahlia Rockowitz, Director of Campaigns & Partnership Last week, on Purim, I delivered our petition about the importance of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Together with partners, we gathered...
Rabbi Jennie Rosenn joined actions on the streets of Houston during CERAWeek (March 10-13) — the most important gathering of energy executives in the U.S. Activists chanted, prayed, marched, and...
by Noa Gordon-Guterman, Dayenu New York Organizer It was a great day of Jewish climate activism at the New York State Capitol in Albany on March 10, 2025. Dayenu collaborated...
Simply put, our climate is under attack – and our future is at stake. Since January 20, President Trump has done all he can to sell our country for parts...
by Rabbi Jennie Rosenn Tu Bishvat feels especially important – and poignant – this year. As every day brings new assaults on our natural world (and more), we welcome this...
