Dear John,

In the face of the sudden uncertainty and vulnerability of the COVID-19 outbreak, many of us are thankful for the comfort and safety of our homes. But for millions of displaced people around the world, this is not the case. In this moment when we are reminded how interconnected and interdependent we all are, we will continue to show solidarity for refugees and asylum seekers worldwide. 

There are many ways to take action for refugees and asylum seekers from home or with small groups of family and friends this coming National Refugee Shabbat.

Join more than 330 communities and thousands of individuals across the United States (as well as Canada and Europe) in our shared commitment to uphold our country’s long legacy of welcome.

Join us as we celebrate and act on our Jewish obligation to welcome, love, and protect the stranger.

Join us for National Refugee Shabbat.

In solidarity,