The Illinois Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism (RAC-IL) is excited to announce that the VOICES Act is now law in Illinois! The VOICES Act will significantly increase protections for immigrant survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

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Friends, the proverbial house, our community, is not only stricken with a plague of drug and opioid abuse – it is on fire.

Over 2 million incarcerated people live in our nation’s prisons and jails, more than any other country in the entire world.

My involvement with Greater Cleveland Congregations (GCC) began before the organization was officially formed.

Each year at this time when we begin the third portion of the Torah, we reunite with biblical Abraham, and I am transported to a panel discussion in which I learned perhaps the deepest value of his character.

Tuesday, August 22, 2017 was Reform CA Lobby Day, a project of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism.

“I Adonai have called you in righteousness...To open the eyes of the blind, to bring out prisoners from confinement, from their prisons those who sit in darkness.”  Isaiah 42:6-7

With 51,000 inmates sitting in the darkness, Ohio has the fifth largest prison

This year we will be focusing on a slate of 11 bills before the California Legislature centered around five vulnerable populations: immigrants and refugees; victims of hate and bias (including religious minorities and LGBTQ people); those in danger of losing

“My name is Jorge and one of my redeeming qualities is my ability to look past people’s limitations and to see God in everyone I meet.” “My name is Chung and my redeeming quality is my courage to admit my faults.” “My name is Noble Brother and my redeeming