Repair the World has a set of thoughtful and interactive guides to bring conversations about pressing community issues to your home. We hope these provide heightened awareness, the opportunity for you to speak up about complex issues, and help you feel driven to take action by volunteering your time in your community.
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#RepairTheVote
November 2020
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Avadim Hayinu — We Were Slaves
Passover
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Passover Place Cards
Passover
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Food Justice through Generous Listening
MLK Day (January 2018)
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Failing at Literacy
MLK Day (January 2018)
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Jewish Perspectives on Racial Justice
MLK Day (January 2018)
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A Plateful of Grateful
Thanksgiving (November 2017)
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Bring Generosity to a Tough Table
Thanksgiving (November 2017)
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Addressing Hunger Together
Thanksgiving (November 2017)
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Who Belongs in Places of Learning?
High Holidays (September 2017)
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Women Fighting for Sustainability
High Holidays (September 2017)
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Role of Love in Service
High Holidays (September 2017)
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Pyramid Cut Out
Passover
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Bread of Affliction
Passover (April 2017)
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- The Four People
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Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Jewish Community
MLK Day (January 2017)
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Election, Social Media and Racial Justice
MLK Day (January 2017)
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Racial and Food Justice
MLK Day (January 2017)
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Jews and the Civil Rights Movement
MLK Day (January 2017)
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Erasure Poetry and Inclusion
MLK Day (January 2017)
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Racial Justice and a Lesson on Privilege
MLK Day (January 2017)
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The Inauguration and New Beginnings
MLK Day (January 2017)
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Resources for Volunteers
MLK Day (January 2017)
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At the Intersection of Racial and Food Justice
High Holidays (September 2016)
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The Refugee Crisis
Passover (April 2016)
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Racial Justice: A Closer Look at Education
MLK Day (January 2016)
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Food Justice
High Holidays (September 2015)
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Gentrification
Passover & Counting of the Omer (April 2015)
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Racial Justice
MLK Day (January 2015)