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.
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Rocky Stern is an environmental justice organizer and revolutionary based out of Lenapehoking (NJ/NYC). Before Dayenu, Rocky was involved in student activism at the University of Oregon, and was a leader of the Coalition Against Environmental Racism and Jewish Voice for Peace until her graduation in 2024 with a B.S. in Philosophy and Environmental Studies.
Professionally, Rocky has worked with many organizations, such as the Coalition for Food and Health Equity, Willamalane Parks and Recreation District, Environment New Jersey, the USDA Agricultural Research Service, and the United Synagogue of Hoboken.
When they’re not organizing, you can find Rocky gardening, at a live show with friends, or crocheting with her cats.
Dayenu’s climate-focused, Jewish community organizing training for aspiring and active climate organizers ages 18-32. learn more →
Drexel University students + dozens of young people across the country knocked on doors and made phone calls as part of our Chutzpah campaign to get climate voters to the polls. learn more →
Dayenu student leaders at Northwestern and Cornell University hosted climate justice teach-ins at their campus Sukkahs.
Chicago’s EcoJews Circle (along with other young people groups across the country) hosted Purim postcarding events where they urged their state leaders to enact bold climate action.
Dayenu’s climate-focused, Jewish community organizing training for aspiring and active climate organizers ages 18-32.
Drexel University students + dozens of young people across the country knocked on doors and made phone calls as part of our Chutzpah campaign to get climate voters to the polls.
Students at Northwestern & Cornell University hosted teach-ins at their campus Sukkahs about our A Time To Build campaign work to ensure Inflation Reduction Act funds go where they’re needed most.
Chicago’s EcoJews Circle (along with other young people groups across the country) hosted Purim postcarding events where they urged there state leaders to enact bold climate action.
Includes “Rooted And Rising” exercises intended to take about 15 minutes as well as longer resources for deeper learning.
Music to inspire and mobilize, to energize us for the streets and the long-haul, and to comfort us in times of grief.
How to get involved year-round in Dayenu’s efforts to mobilize climate voters.
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