By Naomi Karp The headlines about the Southern border are dramatic: “Trump Officials Move to Quickly Expel Migrants Allowed in Temporarily” and “Trump Plans to Use Military Sites Across the Continue Reading »
By Sara Imershein I have spent my life fighting for equality for women, and specifically for reproductive freedom. My first political action was in 1971, two years before Roe was Continue Reading »
by Ilene Weinreich I was very pleased to learn that The Davis Center awarded DC Volunteer Lawyers Project (DCVLP) $1,500 from the Eugene Lipman Social Action Fund. Like most members Continue Reading »
by Nat Cohen One of the pillars of Temple Sinai’s social justice work is strengthening our democracy. The Get Out the Vote initiative of the Davis Center for Social Justice Continue Reading »
By Robyn Miller-Tarnoff Next time you eat at the Temple, instead of tossing your leftover food, plate, fork and napkin in a garbage can, drop them in one of the Continue Reading »
by Michelle Engelmann If we don’t work You can’t work Justice for Early Education Teachers Pay us what we deserve! Teachers create the Future of the country!* *Seen on a Continue Reading »
by Steve Klitzman The Davis Center has donated $1000 to the first ever faith-based gun “buyback” in upper Montgomery County on April 20, 2024 in Germantown, MD. This section of Continue Reading »
by Nancy Liebermann, Member of Multiracial Sinai Committee “‘Don’t Get Sick. It’s Too Expensive’: Medical Debt is Putting More Americans in Financial Crisis” Such was the headline of a December Continue Reading »
by Steve Klitzman, Chair, Temple Sinai GVP Group The Gun Violence Prevention Group is holding its 21st GVP educational program on Sunday, Nov. 5 at 7 pm (in person and Continue Reading »
by Cam Crockett In February 2018, Rabbi Roos, his wife Elizabeth, and 9 other congregants traveled to Lumpkin, Georgia to visit the Stewart Detention Center. Our mission was to witness Continue Reading »