UPCOMING EVENTS

OPENING MEETING/MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON

Wednesday, September 23 at 11:00 a.m.


A Delicious Lunch • Great Company
A Fascinating Conversation

Featuring Dick Polman,  Acclaimed Political Commentator

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SAVE THE DATE, READ THE BOOK!

NCJW Book Club Discussion & Review
Tuesday, January 19, 2027 at 1:30 p.m.

Join us on Zoom for a stimulating, lively, and enlightening discussion led by Bev Rosen, popular book group facilitator and reviewer.

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NEWS FROM NATIONAL

  • On bodily autonomy, part two
    by Jess Sugarman
    On bodily autonomy, part two. A reflection from Shira Zemel. The post On bodily autonomy, part two appeared first on National Council of Jewish Women.
  • Hate crimes are “down.” So why don’t we feel any safer?
    by Jess Sugarman
    The 2025 FBI Hate Crimes Report shows an overall decline in hate crimes across the country, including a decline in anti-Jewish hate crimes, but that doesn’t tell the full story. The post Hate crimes are “down.” So why don’t we feel any safer? appeared first on National Council of Jewish Women.
  • Mashva U’Ma’ala: Equal and More
    by Anahi Hurtado
    Every Friday, we round up the week's most important gender news from Israel — elections, court rulings, policy fights, and the stories shaping women's lives across the country. The post Mashva U’Ma’ala: Equal and More appeared first on National Council of Jewish Women.
  • NCJW Responds to 2025 FBI Hate Crimes Report
    by Anahi Hurtado
    NCJW response to 2025 FBI hate crimes report. The post NCJW Responds to 2025 FBI Hate Crimes Report appeared first on National Council of Jewish Women.
  • What I learned this summer about lobbying
    by Jess Sugarman
    As part of my NCJW internship, my time culminated this summer with a day on Capitol Hill. The post What I learned this summer about lobbying appeared first on National Council of Jewish Women.

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