How to Vote in the General Election – Resources for New York Voters
Find out how you can vote in the General Election 2022 – Resources and information on how to vote by mail, absentee ballots, and voting in person
Know Your Rights as a Voter in the General Election – Resources for New York Voters
Avoid Voter Intimidation – Resources and information on how to protect yourself from illegal voter intimidation
Ballot Propositions for New York State and New York City
Avoid Voter Intimidation – Resources and information on how to protect yourself from illegal voter intimidation
NYJA Brought the Contested Race for Congress in NY-12 to the Jewish Community!
Topics discussed last night included those of particular interest to the New York Jewish community, such as AIPAC’s role in the midterm elections, the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Movement), rising antisemitism, and the U.S.-Israel relationship.
Internship Opening Hiring at NYJA: Fall Intern (12-15 weeks, paid)
NYJA is looking for interested and exceptional candidate to fill our Fall Intern position. This is a PAID internship, 12-15 weeks.
Make a Plan to Vote in the June 28 Primary Election. Early vote through Wednesday June 26
For the June 28 primary election, early voting ends on June 26. As such, here are some helpful resources to help you figure out who is on your ballot, and when and where to vote.
NYJA Participates in Celebrate Israel Parade in NYC
A Jewish leader is not ‘just a man with a beard,’ women rabbis tell NYC Mayor Adams during discussion on combating antisemitism, climate change, homelessness, closing Rikers Island, healthcare, affordable housing and more.
NYJA Brings 55 Women Rabbis and Cantors to City Hall to Meet with NYC Mayor Eric Adams
We brought together 55 women rabbis and cantors, representing all the major denominations; all five boroughs; Jews of Color and LGBTQ+ Jews for what we believe was the first-ever, and certainly the largest ever meeting of Jewish women clergy with the Mayor of New York City.
Letter from NYJA’s President About Our First In-Person Event
On Tuesday, March 29th, The New York Jewish Agenda hosted our first ever in-person event, a reception with Israel’s Minister for Regional Cooperation, Esawi Frej.
Job Openings at NYJA: Policy Director and Summer Intern (Paid)
NYJA is looking for interested and exceptional candidates to fill two positions: (1) a full-time position as Policy Director; and (2) a paid Summer Intern.