Check out these Climate Torah Resources – teachings from biblical ancestors to contemporary scholars, with suggested questions to spark discussion and reflection. We encourage you to use them with your Dayenu Circle, your Hillel or congregation, in your classroom, with friends, family, or on your own.*
May these narratives of Jewish resistance and resilience challenge us, comfort us, and inspire us to action.
*All the materials on this page are being shared using a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives license.
*New* Rooted and Rising Climate Torah Resources (10 to 15 minutes)
Climate as Language of Covenant
Challenging Destruction: Moving from Noah to Abraham
Communal Response-ability Through the Lens of Ta’anit
Three Stories of our Time
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This guide features 18 daily practices, including writing prompts, action opportunities, reflections, and Jewish teachings to engage in as we enter the homestretch to Election Day.
In the Hebrew month of Kislev, here in the Northern Hemisphere, the weather cools and the nights stretch towards their longest. In the cycle of the Jewish year, winter offers us a season to pause, to turn inwards and to dream for the future.
The Torah contains ten different dream sequences from seven different dreamers, and during the month of Kislev, we read nine of these ten dreams…
Dayenu is pleased to offer a Passover Seder Supplement that includes climate conversation-starters, spirited music, practices to flex the imagination, and accessible Jewish learning for many ages.
Please click below to download this resource to include in your Passover seder this year.
We are leaving the Narrow Places of our times. As we face the climate crisis, injustice, war, and an ongoing pandemic, we are all-too-familiar with yirah’s aspect of terror and fear.
Passover is an opportunity to pause and remember the other side of yirah – the wonder, awe, and joy of collective liberation, of fighting for what we love, and of doing so together, with bold action and spiritual audacity.
Dayenu partnered with Jewtina on the sustainable action section of this bilingual Tu Bishvat holiday guide.
This resource offers unique interpretations of the holiday that aspire to bridge Latin and Jewish identities in a new way, along with spiritually-rooted wisdom, steps for bold collective action during this holiday season, recipes, and much more.
This resource on fossil-fuel free investing for Reform institutions is a helpful guide for adopting the URJ’s fossil-fuel-free investing recommendation. Dayenu is here for additional support.
Dayenu Circles—small groups of people working on climate action—are a way for you to make powerful, positive change with a Jewish voice. Together with just a few friends, fellow community members, or neighbors you can join or create a Dayenu Circle that can be your homebase for climate action.
Here are a few resources to help you join or start a Dayenu Circle:
If you’re ready to launch your Circle, make sure to fill out a Dayenu Circle interest form so we can be in touch.
We offer these principles, suggestions, and resources for the Dayenu community.
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