Black, Indigenous, Jews of Color, Sefardi, Mizrahi

At the intersection of education, ritual, parenting, and community building.

We’ll share and shape what B’Mitzvah looks like in our various community contexts.

For disabled community, resource sharing, discussing how to meet access needs in organizing, and looking at Jewish text through a disabled lens.

Coordinating the various educational offerings our member organizations are already supplying and working to build out JDM-specific educational opportunities that will help to highlight the variety and strengths of our members.

For people who are organizing, leading, or in the process of starting a synagogue, havurah, or minyan to connect, learn together, and share resources.

For people who are exploring, or wish to explore, building relationships & solidarity with Indigenous communities in their region.

The circle is open to folks of any identity who are interested in sharing ideas, experiences and experiments that support Indigenous decolonization efforts.

Learning Jewish texts, developing resources, and connecting our disparate batei midrash.

A regional space for folks across the Midwest to gather, connect, and share resources and events.

For people who grew up poor or working class, and navigated classism in Jewish spaces then and now.

You are welcome if your class identity was confusing or mixed!

All things ritual, from creation to leadership strategies and everything in between! All levels welcome!

For people based in the Southeastern U.S. to find community and co-create regional resources and programming.