Bringing “Safety through Solidarity” to Life in Jewish Communities & Beyond: Discussion & Workshop on Community Safety Campaign’s New Guide

Wednesday, March 19th ~ 6-8PM ~ Boston Workers Circle in Brookline, 6 Webster Street
REGISTER HERE

Co-Sponsored by Boston Workers Circle and Kavod Boston (if your organization would like to co-sponsor, please reach out!)

Community Safety Campaign (CSC) was launched by members of Kavod’s Community Safety Team in 2022 after several years of building practices, structures and resources for local Jewish communities in collaboration with non-Jewish partners. The purpose of CSC is to cultivate similar efforts nationally and to develop a long-term strategy to create transformative and material shifts in Jewish communities and beyond.

After 2+ years of a research process, Community Safety Campaign is excited to announce the upcoming release of a thorough guide that provides political analysis, strategic recommendations, and resources for Jewish communities and beyond to take action in bringing “Safety through Solidarity” to life, deeply rooted in Jewish and abolitionist values.

Join organizers of the CSC project in an active conversation, and we’ll also hear from local community safety and abolitionist organizers whose work is highlighted in the guide.

For questions, please reach out to nadav.david10@gmail.com
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Logistics / Access Information:

• All are welcome regardless of your connection to Judaism. While the guide’s primary audience is Jewish communities, the content is also very relevant to others as well.
• BWC is a wheelchair accessible space
• Masks are required to attend (when not eating), and will be provided at the welcome table
• We will likely be serving veggie food (tbd)
• Air filters will be turned on in the room
• Please do not attend if you are feeling ill. If you have had direct exposure to any illnesses, please test
• This event is designed as an in-person event, but if you’d like to attend virtually, please note that on the form so that we can prepare accordingly.