Dayenu Resource Library
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This library of Jewish climate resources is here to help us reach our organizing goals, spiritually resource our communities, and learn more about our campaigns.
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Climate Torah Resource Directory
Includes “Rooted And Rising” exercises intended to take about 15 minutes as well as longer resources for deeper learning.
Rising Tides, Rising Voices Songbook
Music to inspire and mobilize, to energize us for the streets and the long-haul, and to comfort us in times of grief.
This resource will help you understand what it means to be part of a Dayenu Circle and walk you through the steps to launch one.
Once you’ve established a Dayenu Circle, this resource will help you and your Circle co-leaders plan your first meeting and craft an agenda.
Dayenu Circles serves not only as a hub for bold climate action, but also for modeling what it means to build an inclusive and equitable climate movement.
The following excerpts explore how the Three Stories of Our Time live in Jewish sacred myth, and in our lives as Jewish climate activists.
Our ancestors were dependent on rain – in the right amount and season – for their families to survive.
A series of texts about Noah and Abraham. We can turn to our ancestors and the wisdom of Torah to help us move forward.
Rabbinic texts called Ta’anit focuses on communal responses to drought and disaster, helping us reflect on our own responses to crisis.