Since we can’t
send you sufganiyot (jelly donuts) via email, we’ve collected
our top eight photos from 2022 to share with you this Hanukkah
instead. Scroll down to see! 📸
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Friend,
As a special Hanukkah treat, we’ve rounded up our movement’s top
eight photo moments from the year to share with you.
It’s our thank you for making this work possible —
with your time, your resources, and your love; in the streets and on
Zoom; in the halls of power and in living rooms and backyards around
the country.
We have even more planned for 2023. We need you
with us in our fight for a future where Black liberation is realized,
our multiracial Jewish family is safe and free, and all people are
thriving. This
Hanukkah, chip in with a gift of $18 to help us make that vision a
reality.
Jews for the Freedom to
Vote
We answered the call from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s family,
joining them in the streets of DC to demand that Congress deliver on
voting rights and protect the freedom to vote.
Abortion access is a Jewish
value
Bend the Arc leaders from Maryland marched outside the Capitol with
over 1,000 Jews and allies at the Jewish Rally For Abortion Justice,
organized by our partners at the National Council of Jewish Women.
Organizing for justice across the
country
Bend the Arc leaders in Atlanta, including alums from Bend the
Arc’s Jeremiah Fellowship, came together to reflect on past work and
plan out their chapter’s work going forward.
Defund Hate
Bend the Arc leaders from Maryland and Ohio joined 100+ immigrant
leaders and allies in DC as part of the Defund Hate Day of Action,
urging members of Congress to cut funding to ICE and CBP.
Bend the Arc is leading the Jewish fight for a future
with freedom and safety for all of us. Donate
$18 to power our movement in 2023.
Fighting for our values at
the ballot box
Bend the Arc members contributed to races and ballot measures in 10
states: Georgia, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Michigan, Ohio, Maryland,
California, New York, Illinois, and Pennsylvania — where Democratic
leaders like Summer Lee (PA-12), Chris Deluzio (PA-17), and
Governor-Elect Josh Shapiro (above) won their races.
Nourishing our multiracial
Jewish community
Project Shamash, our racial equity and leadership initiative based
in the Bay Area, organized a special community event ahead of the High
Holidays this year with partners at Urban Adamah, Kehillah Community
Synagogue, and Jews in All Hues.
“There is enough for all of
us”
Bend the Arc’s Rabbi Aryeh Cohen was on Dr. Phil this year to share
— with a national audience! — how we can fight antisemitism and
dismantle white supremacy through solidarity.
Building power in
Washington
Bend the Arc CEO Jamie Beran was in DC just a few weeks ago to meet
with elected leaders — including progressive champion and PAC endorsee
Katie Porter (CA-47).
These photos
capture our Jewish values in action. They are snapshots of our
collective strength, love, and hope.
Around the country, supporters like you helped make this a year of
deep connection and impactful wins for our movement.
We’re stronger when you’re with us, Friend — and we’re not
stopping now. Chip
in with $18 this Hanukkah to power our movement forward in 2023 and
beyond.
With love and gratitude,
The Bend the Arc team 💛
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