Every Wednesday and Sunday: What are we doing, what's working, and how you can join in.

Join us for the first meeting of the Action Havurah to learn about the vision and be part of creating a space where we can build the power it will take to make the future we dream of a reality. 

While ICE continues to target our immigrant neighbors, and cities across the country are being occupied by National Guard troops, Minnesotans must step into our shared values of courage, care, and community. We know that we care for us and we keep us safe.

A unified statewide pause in daily economic activity: We can't move forward as if this is normal. It is not. ICE must leave Minnesota now.

Come together to proclaim a message of love, courage, and belonging with music, poetry, and reflections from trans and BIPOC faith leaders, clergy, and community members across traditions.

Every Wednesday and Sunday: What are we doing, what's working, and how you can join in.

Learn best practices for rapid response to federal actions, providing mutual aid to vulnerable neighbors, and getting connected to efforts in your own neighborhood.

Learn best practices for rapid response to federal actions, providing mutual aid to vulnerable neighbors, and getting connected to efforts in your own neighborhood.

Join members of the Minnesotans for Equal Rights Coalition (MN4ER) for an engaging and informative webinar on the movement to pass an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the Minnesota Constitution. 

Learn how you can welcome trans/nonbinary folks into Minnesota as they relocate to escape hostility and build meaningful safety.

Jewish Community Action is celebrating 30 years! Join us at the Bell Museum for a night out of celebrating our beloved community, historic wins and former Executive Director Carin Mrotz.

Join us for the Trans Solidarity Service, a multifaith gathering affirming the sacredness of trans and nonbinary lives.

While ICE continues to target our immigrant neighbors, and cities across the country are being occupied by National Guard troops, Minnesotans must step into our shared values of courage, care, and community. We know that we care for us and we keep us safe.

Join us on Sunday, December 7 from 1:30 - 5:30 p.m. for a free Nonviolent Direct Action Training for the pro-labor, pro-democracy movement!

Rally to stop deportation flights at MSP: Meet at the Light Rail Station at MSP Terminal 2 to rally with workers, community, and faith leaders!

Join a Nonviolent Direct Action Training for the pro-labor, pro-democracy movement on November 16 to learn skills for safe, fun, and effective direct actions, including protesting!

An upcoming book talk with Anna Hájková (University of Warwick) will focus on the English-language translation of "People Without History are Dust: Queer Desire in the Holocaust," appearing with the University of Toronto Press in October 2025.

With extraordinary access, All We Carry follows Magdiel, Mirna, and their son Josh, as the young family flees Honduras on foot, rides in cargo trains across Mexico, claims asylum at the U.S. border, and endures detention.

This Sukkot, hear from local organizations from across the Twin Cities about tangible opportunities to support their work. Join us for a central art activity and food to share with a press conference at the end uplifting Tenant Opportunity to Purchase here in Minneapolis.

Hear from Minneapolis mayoral candidates about their vision for our city and their commitments to the many communities who call our city home.

Learn more about how Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan have been working to protect our communities from the Trump administration’s harmful policies.

Looking to craft effective messaging for environmental action?

We’re excited to host a workshop with Rabbi Daniel Swartz, executive director of the Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life (COEJL), as we explore narrative building strategies to move us toward bold climate action.

In this 2-session series with Sara Knauz, we will learn the histories of early Diaspora and Roman conquest of the Levant, discuss the modern experiences of Diasporic living for ourselves and others, and inspire each other with a call to action from our friends at HIAS.

In Jewish tradition, the number 18 stands for chai—the Hebrew word for life.

That makes Lauren’s 18th work anniversary the perfect moment to celebrate the life, love, and leadership she’s brought to JCA.

Twin Cities Pride Festival is a celebration of the vibrant LGBTQIA+ Community in the Twin Cities area.

For the last 20 years, LGBTQ+ Jews and allies have marched the parade with J-Pride, and this year, we invite you to join the Jewish Community Action contingent in the parade to uplift our trans and queer siblings.

Come join us for a Tzedek Committee Potluck: picnic version!

We'll meet in the park, share food, and talk about how we show up as Jews for social justice.

Say Their Names: Join us as we gather to remember the nine people shot and killed on June 17, 2015, during a Bible study at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, SC.

JCA is proud to be hosting a Together in Welcome vigil at the Whipple Building on Tuesday, June 10 at 7:30 AM, as part of the monthly vigils that Minnesota's Interfaith Coalition on Immigration has been hosting for years.

Join us for a post-session debrief and potluck!

Join our special briefing with HIAS on our collective work to defend the Rights of Immigrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers.

Across the U.S., laws and policies targeting LGBTQ+ rights, reproductive freedom, and gender expression are on the rise. But how do these policies relate to religious freedom? And why should the Jewish community be concerned?