To every woman stepping onto the field, court, or pool these next two weeks at the Maccabiah Games: we wish you all good luck, strength, and success! You are part of a community that's cheering for you from every corner of the world, carrying the spirit of generations of women before you. 🥇🇮🇱

No president gets to rewrite the Constitution. Today, the Supreme Court affirmed what we have always known to be true: that every child born on American soil is an American. Read our full statement on the Court's decision in Trump v. Barbara at ncjw.org/supreme-cour...

No matter what the Court says, trans people belong 🏳️‍⚧️ Read our full statement on the ruling at ncjw.org/supreme-court-abandons-transgender-youth Wondering how the decisions of this term will impact you and your rights? Register for our upcoming Supreme Court briefing on July 6: ncjw.org/SCOTUS26

As Gun Violence Awareness Month comes to a close, we're thinking about what future we are leaving the next generations. Our children deserve to grow up in a community where they know and feel that they are safe, valued, and free from gun violence. Take action today: ncjw.org/guns

Three years ago today, the Supreme Court overturned the constitutionality of affirmative action in Students for Fair Housing v. Harvard. NCJW is proud to still be in the fight for true racial equality and equity three years later. And we're not stopping anytime soon.

🗳️ 📬️ Today, the Supreme Court ruled that mail-in ballots cast by Election Day *should* be counted — even if they arrive a few days late. A healthy democracy counts every vote, and this ruling in Watson v RNC helps ensure that.

Today, on the anniversary of US v. Windsor, we're honoring Edie Windsor, the Jewish lesbian activist and heart behind marriage equality. As well as making history, she left us a powerful lesson: joy belongs to us now, not later. Shabbat Shalom!

President Trump is putting your ability to afford a place to live at risk. Why? Because he wants Congress to make it harder for you to vote by passing the SAVE Act.

Everyone deserves to love who they love. Today marks 11 years since the Supreme Court's ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges guaranteed the right to marriage equality. Today, we celebrate. Tomorrow, we continue the work to protect LGBTQ+ rights 🌈

With their decision in Wolford v. Lopez, the Supreme Court has decided that anyone with a concealed carry permit can bring a firearm into a privately owned space like a store or restaurant — whether the owner wants it there or not. Whether it's safe or not.

With their decision in Mullin v. Al Otro Lado, the Supreme Court upheld a policy that leaves people seeking asylum stranded at the border. As Jews, we know this story. We have lived this story. And we will not stay silent while it happens to others.

What does it look like when the Jewish community organizes for reproductive freedom? We're spotlighting Jewish Fund for Abortion Access grantees — and today we’re recognizing NCJW St. Louis for making history in Missouri. Swipe to learn more 👉 and visit ncjw.org/jewish-fund-....

"Abortion should not be in the hand of anybody but a woman and her doctor." A friend of NCJW shares what it was like to get an abortion before it was legal — and why these decisions should always be between a woman and her doctor. CW: Sexual assault

"I had more rights in 1972 than they have now." Missy, now 75 years old, shares how passionate she was about helping get abortion access on the ballot — and how heart shattering it was to see Roe get overturned — in her voice note to future reproductive freedom advocates.

Heather Booth, who founded the underground abortion service called Jane, talks about how we can carry on the group's values and dedication to reproductive health care in her voice note to the next generation of reproductive freedom advocates.

"Celebrate your wins. You can't sustain a movement on grief." Rabbi Sandra Lawson offers her advice for the next generation of advocates fighting for reproductive freedom as we mark 4 years since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. More at www.jewsforabortionaccess.org/actions/reme...

To mark the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, we asked our community what they would say to the next generation of people fighting for reproductive freedom. What they had to say filled us with hope, determination, and chutzpah.

Educating gun owners and advocating for gun safety measures will save lives. During Gun Violence Awareness Month, we ask you to join us in our fight for policy and action that protects our children from accessing guns in the home: www.ncjw.org/act/action/g...

There is no question that Damon Landor's religious liberty was violated. Today, the Supreme Court held that he cannot seek damages from the officers who forcibly shaved his dreadlocks despite a court ruling protecting his rights. NCJW joined 33 diverse religious organizations in support.

NCJW has fought Indiana's abortion ban in court three times. Now, we're back: we've organized 39 faith organizations to file an amicus brief with the Indiana Supreme Court to fight for reproductive and religious freedom. Read the full brief at ncjw.org/INbrief

What does this year's Supreme Court decisions mean for you and your rights? Join us July 6 at 12pm ET to break down the blockbuster rulings on reproductive freedom, LGBTQ rights, executive power, and more. As well as what comes next. Register now: www.ncjw.org/events/supre...

Before every playdate, sleepover, or study session, make sure to ask: "Is there an unlocked gun where my child plays?" #ASKDay (Asking Saves Kids) reminds parents, guardians, and caregivers that asking is an act of love. Asking is what caring looks like. And asking ultimately saves lives.

Reproductive rights, economic wellbeing, and the safety of our communities aren't just women's issues. This Father's Day, NCJW's Dan Kohl reflects on fatherhood, l'dor v'dor, and why these are family issues — for all of us. Read more: ncjw.org/fathersday

The Torah reminds us 36 times to care for those who are vulnerable & displaced. It is our moral obligation. As refugee protections are gutted & 117M+ people worldwide are forcibly displaced, NCJW refuses to look away. Their safety is our sacred duty. #WorldRefugeeDay

It's Juneteenth, it's Pride Month, and it's Shabbat! We're marking all three by celebrating Tiziana Friedman: a Black, queer, Jewish community builder. May we all be inspired by her powerful voice to make the table a little bigger. Shabbat Shalom!

Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom, and a reminder that freedom deferred is freedom denied. At NCJW, we believe the work of justice is never finished. Today, we honor the resilience and joy of African Americans — and we recommit to the work of justice for all.

What happens when a court ruling overnight puts dozens of families' IVF treatments at risk? You mobilize. Fast. We're spotlighting Jewish Fund for Abortion Access grantees — and today we’re recognizing the Jewish Fertility Foundation. Swipe to learn more 👉 and visit ncjw.org/jewish-fund-about

A year ago today, the Supreme Court let Tennessee ban gender-affirming care for trans kids in US v. Skrmetti. Here's what we still know: 🩵 All kids deserve access to the health care they need. 🩷 God loves trans kids. 🤍 And we'll keep fighting for our trans siblings.

LGBTQ+ Equal Pay Day is a reminder: the wage gap doesn't happen by accident. Equal pay means little if people can't access jobs, advance in their careers, or work free from discrimination. We need workplaces where everyone has a fair chance not just to survive, but to thrive.

The Trump administration’s illegal plans to move the Office for Civil Rights and the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services out of the Department of Education is a direct attack on our most vulnerable students. Full statement below.

Hate is dangerous. Hate with a gun is deadly. As antisemitism and hate crimes of marginalized communities continue to rise, NCJW stands firm against all forms of hate-fueled violence. Because protecting every neighbor from violence isn't a political position, it's a Jewish value. 🧡

It was only six years ago that the Supreme Court ruled in Bostock v. Clayton County that employees can't be fired just because they're part of the LGBTQ+ community. Today, LGBTQ+ people continue to face rampant discrimination.

Happy World Cup season! Today we're celebrating the  World Cup queen, Shakira, who's been been the soundtrack of the tournament for 20 years. ⚽️⭐️ As we welcome Shabbat, may we be inspired to turn pain into platinum, because every she wolf knows her worth. Shabbat Shalom!

Ten years ago today, 49 people were stolen from us at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando. Today we honor them. We grieve with their families and the survivors. We recommit to the fight for a world where no one is targeted for who they are or who they love. May their memories be for a blessing.

What do Reddit and abortion care have in common? More than you might think. 🌎️ 💻️ We're spotlighting Jewish Fund for Abortion Access grantees — and this week, we’re recognizing the Online Abortion Resource Squad (OARS). Swipe through to learn more 👉 and visit ncjw.org/jewish-fund-about.

Behind every statistic is a woman who deserved to be safe. A woman's life cut short, and now a family and community left with shattered pieces.  This #GunViolenceAwarenessMonth, NCJW is standing with survivors and demanding action: keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers. 🧡

In 1963 and again today, women demand equal pay ✨ In 1963, NCJW President Pearl Larner Willen was in the room when President John F. Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act. 63 years later, we're still fighting for equal pay for women everywhere.

Thank you Senator Cortez Masto, @whitehouse.senate.gov, @murray.senate.gov, and @kirstengillibrand.bsky.social for reintroducing the Freedom to Travel for Health Care Act 👏 we are proud to endorse this bill and champion reproductive rights.

“As Jews, we know that societies reveal their values by whose dignity they choose to protect — & whose suffering they choose to excuse. We reject the idea that cruelty becomes acceptable when it is politically convenient” We will not be silent. @ncjw.bsky.social

From authenticity to courage to community to freedom, Jewish women took the stage at this year's Tony Awards and used their freedom of speech for good. Check out some of their wisdom. 🎭️ 🎤

Congress chose to fund ICE violence. $70 billion for immigration enforcement — no accountability, no oversight, no restraint. We are angry. We are heartbroken. We will not be silent. Read our statement: www.ncjw.org/news/congres...

Join us for a timely conversation on Monday, July 6 at 12 pm ET with Dahlia Lithwick, award-winning legal journalist and longtime Supreme Court correspondent for Slate. Dahlia will help us break down the blockbuster cases shaping the country’s future. RSVP at ncjw.org/SCOTUS26

Mazel tov to @mazonusa.bsky.social President & CEO Abby Leibman on 15 extraordinary years of transformative leadership! Today we celebrate her remarkable legacy & well-earned retirement. The Jewish movement to combat hunger is stronger than ever thanks to her.

On the anniversary of the landmark ruling in Griswold v. Connecticut — establishing the right to contraception for married couples — we want to underscore: privacy and reproductive rights go hand in hand. These rights face renewed threats, and NCJW remains committed to defending them.

During Pride Month, we make space to honor the Jewish queer voices who inspire us. This week, we're celebrating King Princess — queer Jewish pop royalty who built a devoted following simply by showing up fully and unapologetically. 👑 Shabbat Shalom!

Why do we #WearOrange this weekend? 🔸 For the 42,000+ people killed every year. 🔸 For the 117 lives stolen each day. 🔸 For the 23 children and teens shot each day. We remember them. We fight for them. We invite you to join us in wearing orange for them. 🧡

We're spotlighting Jewish Fund for Abortion Access grantees — and this week, we’re recognizing Diamonds For Doulas, who provides free doula support to families in Tuscaloosa, Alabama 💎✨ Swipe through to learn more 👉 and visit ncjw.org/jewish-fund-about.

June 24 marks four years since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. As we prepare for this anniversary, we want to hear from you! 📣 🔊 What wisdom have you gained over the years? 🔊 What gives you hope? 🔊 What vision of reproductive freedom are you fighting for? Add your voice at ncjw.org/RememberingRoe

Silence in the face of preventable deaths is not an option for us at NCJW — because most gun violence deaths are indeed preventable. June is Gun Violence Awareness Month, and this month, we ask you to tell Congress to act now: www.ncjw.org/act/action/g...

Shoutout to NCJW St. Louis! 🎉 In a huge victory for reproductive freedom, Missouri recently approved a measure to expand access to contraception. Read @ncjwstl.bsky.social President Phyllis Langsdorf's full reflections about this win on KRCU Public Radio: