Uri L'tzedek in the Hamptons on August 5th! Details to be announced.

Uri L'Tzedek will be teaching in Cleveland and open for meetings from July 31 - August 2.

Please join Uri l’Tzedek and Mima’amakim on Wednesday night July 22nd from 7:30-9:30pm at the Drisha Institute (65th and Broadway) as we spend an evening exploring the relationship between poetry and social justice. We will look at examples of poetic activism spanning the Romantic period, the Irish...

The AJWS-AVODAH NY City Team Presents...  Reel Talk: A Film Screening and Conversation on Storytelling and Social Justice on July 12th 2-5pm: Where: Congregation Beth Elohim, 274 Garfield Place, Park Slope, Brooklyn For more information: Contact newyorkcityteam@gmail.com Program begins...

Uri L'Tzedek at the Hebrew Institute of White Plains on Shabbat of July 11th! Details to be announced.

Midnight Run is a great opportunity to personally interact and assist New York's most vulnerable residents-those who lives in its' streets. We will help collect, purchase, sort, organized, and prepare food and clothing to distribute to the homeless. Then, around midnight, we will set out in 2 car...

Uri L'Tzedek at Great Neck Synagoue on June 30th 7:30pm! Rabbi Ari Weiss  and Ari Hart will engage the community in discussion about how Jewish ethics and law challenge us to spiritual activism on crucial social justice issues including the innovative Tav HaYosher. We will also be doing...

On Tuesday June 30th, Shmuly Yanklowitz will be speaking at the YCT Yom Iyun from 10:45-11:45am on the topic of “Power, Revolution, and Justice: Models of Social Change in the Torah.” It will take place at Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School (1650 Palisade Avenue, Teaneck, New Jersey). The Yom...

Uri L'Tzedek at the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale!  TAV HAYOSHER AND WORKPLACE JUSTICE On Shabbat, June 27th, Uri L'Tzedek's Rabbi Ari Weiss will be at H.I.R. on Shabbat afternoon between Mincha and Maariv, and will offer a shiur, "Beyond Kosher, It’s Yosher: Jewish Justice in the ...

This sourcesheet comes from a shiur given by Rabbi Yisoscher Katz on Accountability and Transparency.