Teshuvah is Resilience
Rabbi David Basior on teshuvah
Rabbi Elliott Tepperman on welcoming the stranger.
Further reading:
Spiritual Activism: From Confusion to Liberation by Claudia Horwitz
Active Hope by Rabbi Toba Spitzer
Introduction to Trauma, Healing, and Resilience by Rabbi Jessica Rosenberg
For the Sin of Racism: A Racial Justice Vidui by Sarah Barasch-Hagans
Meditation before Accompanying a Friend Facing an ICE Deportation Hearing by Sherry Fyman
Introduction to the Book of Ruth by Miriam Grossman and Rabbi Lev Meirowitz Nelson
For Those Who Resist by Trisha Arlin
Tikkun Olam: Our Turn curriculum from Avodah
A Prayer for Wholeness By Rabbi Alex Weissman
B’tselem Elohim: Jewish Ethics, Sexual Harassment and the Workplace of the Future by David Teutsch, Mira Wasserman and Deborah Waxman
Lessons from Rabbi Lauren by Josephine Rosman
18 Rituals for Social Activism on Ritualwell
Al Het for the World’s Refugees by HIAS
Bringing Light to the Darkness by Ritualwell
Tekhine for Planned Parenthood by Rabbi Ariana Katz
Celebrate Your Dreams: Creative Ways to Commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day from Camp Havaya
Prayer for International Human Rights Day by Rabbi Brant Rosen
Fair Trade Shabbat by Ilana Schatz
Food Justice Seder Additions by Jessica Steinberg
Ethical Consumption Kavannah by Maharat Dasi Fruchter
Bringing Holiness to the Front Lines from T’ruah
Tikkun Olam Is Fake Judaism (A Modest Proposal) by Rabbi Maurice Harris
A Pre-March Dip by Michael Pollack
Courage to Withstand the Ridicule of the Worldly, a prayer by Rabbi Mordecai Kaplan
How to Build Just and Holy Congregations by Rabbi Elliott Tepperman
Different Modes of Ally-ship by Jonathan Greenblatt and Yavilah McCoy
Being Allies by Rabbi Barbara Penzner
A Tikkun for Tikkun Olam? How ‘To Heal the World?’ Corrupts Debate & Endangers Judaism by David Seidenberg
Overturning an Unjust Regime? by Amy Eilberg
Separating Children From Their Families Flies in the Face of Biblical Values by Amy Eilberg
Scapegoats on the Streets of San Francisco by Amy Eilberg
Next Year, Free: A Modern Slavery Curriculum by Rabbi Debra Orenstein, Rabbi Erin Hirsch, Nila M. Pusin, Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer
