High Holidays

• Days of Awe: A Social Action Guide for the High Holidays
  During the Jewish New Year, explore social justice themes of hunger, the environment and the judicial system as part of your Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur celebration.

Sukkot

• Sukkot: A Season of Gathering and Giving
  Celebrate Sukkot by focusing on themes of housing, the environment and welcoming the stranger.

Chanukah

• Social Justice Chanukah Gift Guide
  This Chanukah, give your favorite do-gooder the gift of tikkun olam! We offer nine great ways to share social justice with everyone on your gift-giving list.
  
• Sustaining the Light: A Social Justice Program guide for Chanukah
  Chanukah, as a holiday of sustainability and dedication, allows us the opportunity to discuss the environment, economic justice, children’s issues and religious liberty.

Tu B'Shevat

• Tu B'Shevat: Social Action Holiday Guide and Social Justice Seder
  When celebrating this festival of nature, consider the Jewish obligation to caring for God’s world.

Purim

• Turning Injustice Onto its Head: A Social Action Guide for Purim
  Teach the story of Purim through a social justice lens – discuss issues of poverty and hunger, women’s rights, or persecution and human rights.

Birkat HaHammah

• Blessing the Sun: A Platform for Environmental Action
  As the sun returns to the time and place of its creation on April 8, 2009, learn how to celebrate and promote the use of solar power and other sources of renewable energy in your community.

Pesach - Passover

• Pesach: A Season For Justice
  Delve into the story of the Exodus through Passover themes of poverty, immigration and refugee concerns, slavery, or interfaith relations.

Shavuot

• Standing Together: A Social Justice Guide for Shavuot
  Commemorate the covenant between God and the Jewish community by addressing issues of economic justice, the environment, world Jewry and gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) rights.

National Holidays

• Building Relationships: A Social Justice Program Guide for National Holidays
  Our Jewish heritage share space with our American and Canadian identities. Celebrate our National Holidays (Thanksgiving, Mother’s Day, and even Super Bowl Sunday) by participating in acts of g’milut chasadim.