We've created these social media posts and large-scale slide templates for your Pride and Juneteenth events. We've also added inclusive aliyah explainers and bathroom signs. These are customizable templates, you can add your own logo and personalize it for your shul.

USCJ has prepared this resource as a guide for keeping our words and actions as inclusive as possible. We can all use reminders about what to say to help all community members, especially marginalized populations, feel welcomed.

In a time of increasing threats to the trans community, we are heartened to know that the RA stands with our trans siblings and supports the protection of trans rights and freedoms.

The Social Justice Commission has compiled resources related to the Jewish approach to trans advocacy. You can find Divrei Torah, RA/CA/USCJ Resources, Legal Resources, and more in this toolkit. 

Looking for more suggestions for how to celebrate Pride this June? Read our Rainbow Ready Guide for more inclusive ideas. This guide was created by the Social Justice Commission.

This guide will help you create welcoming spaces for LGBTQ+ Jews. It was produced under the aegis of the LGBTQ+ Working Group of the Social Justice Commission of the Conservative/Masorti Movement.

The Rose Crown Minyan, lay-led within the larger Anshe Emet Synagogue community in the Lakeview neighborhood of Chicago, developed these aliyah cards with gender-inclusive language. They are glad to share them with other congregations for Torah services during the chagim and throughout the year.

USCJ's Racial Justice and Inclusion Specialist, Tony Westbrook, Jr., put together this introduction about Juneteenth. He encourages our communities to utilize the Juneteenth Digital Toolkit developed by the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), in addition to the resources provided here.  

Since 2021, USCJ has been marking Juneteenth and has provided helpful tools to support in the effort to bring this holiday into our Jewish communities in meaningful ways. Here are common questions that communities have had about Juneteenth. We hope these provide a level of insight about how to start thinking about how your community might start marking this holiday this year. This resource was developed by the Social Justice Commission. 

Linked here is USCJ's Juneteenth Haggadah, created by the Social Justice Commission. We hope this resource gives you the proper tools for conducting any Juneteenth events in your communities. 

Share your Hebrew pronouns with pride and make every space a welcoming one! Each pin features a pronoun set in Hebrew Torah font on a background color of your choosing.

We worked with our partners in Israel to create a list of pronoun sets that show how our language is being adapted to reflect queer identities. And we chose to set it in the Torah font so we can all see ourselves in Torah.

(Bulk pin options available! Consider purchasing in bulk for your congregation, camp staff, or other groups.)