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Our state-based affiliates in California, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachusetts and Texas build power, mobilize congregations and engage the Reform Jewish community nationwide in the pursuit of justice. We partner with diverse communities to meaningfully impact local and state legislation. 

RAC-CA

RAC-CA organizes with 99 Reform communities and 150,000 individuals to build a state, country, and world that reflects our Jewish values of justice, wholeness and compassion.

RAC-FL

RAC-FL organizes with 25+ Reform synagogues and 50,000 Reform Jews throughout Florida to build a more just state, country, and world for all.

RAC-IL

Since 2018, RAC-IL has organized with 25+ Reform synagogues and 50,000 Reform Jews throughout Illinois to build a more equitable world.

RAC-MA

Since 2022, RAC-MA has organized with 39 congregations and almost 14,000 households to build a more just commonwealth for all.

RAC-NJ

Since 2020, RAC-NJ has organized with nearly 2,500 people and 40+ Reform congregations to bring justice, wholeness, and compassion to the Garden State.

RAC-NY

RAC-NY organizes with 99 Reform Jewish congregations across New York State.

RAC-OH

RAC-OH organizes with 25+ Reform synagogues and 30,000 Reform Jews across Ohio to pursue justice.

RAC-PA

Since 2020, RAC-PA has organized with 28+ Reform synagogues and 40,000 Reform Jews throughout Pennsylvania to build a more just state, country, and world for all.

RAC-TX

RAC-TX organizes with 36 Reform synagogues and 50,000 Reform Jews throughout Texas to build a more just state, country, and world for all.

What's New

Four Lessons from the Launch of RAC-Massachusetts

On Sunday, June 12, 2022, congregants and clergy from over twenty Reform synagogues gathered at Temple Shalom of Newton for the launch of RAC-Massachusetts, the Religious Action Center’s ninth and newest statewide project.

RAC-IL Helps Secure Landmark Immigrant Justice Victory

In late May, RAC-IL helped secure a landmark immigrant justice victory in Illinois as the state legislature passed the Illinois Way Forward Act (SB 667) on the final day of the 2021 legislative session. This bill, which Governor J.B. Pritzker is expected to sign this summer, strictly limits local