Our Mission
NCJW confronts today’s most urgent social and economic challenges facing women, children, and families. Powered by the Jewish imperative to ensure dignity for all, we impact policy, advocate for justice, and support the community. Your voice has never been more essential and our voices together make a meaningful difference in the world.
Latest News
American Zionism: What, Why and How It’s Different from Any Other
Mention the word Zionism, and it’s become more apparent recently than ever that the word conjures up and means different things to different people, whether nationally or internationally. Rabbi Michael Satz, spiritual leader of Morristown’s Temple B’nai Or, will take a global look at the term while focusing on the meaning of American Zionism—what it means to be an American Zionist . . . or a Zionist in America. His two-part Zoomed Our Jewish World Clergy Series will be held on Thursdays, October 31 and November 7, both at 1 p.m.
Paid-up Membership Brunch Nov. 10: ‘Decluttering Our Lives and Reducing Stress’
Who among us couldn’t benefit from less clutter and less stress? Internationally renowned speaker, author, and caregiver advocate Deborah Greenhut will offer tips and insights on “Decluttering Our Lives and Reducing Stress” for our Paid-up Membership Brunch on Sunday morning, Nov. 10, at 10 a.m., at a private home in Mendham.
Mazel Tov
. . . to Shirley Bauer, our historian and Prism distribution co-chair (with Marcia Saltz), who will be honored, together with her husband Stu, on Novenber 13, by the Roxbury Library Foundation at the library’s “Enchanted Library Gala” at the Meadow Wood in Randolph....
Book Lovers, Join Us!
Many of our members participate in the Our Jewish World Clergy Series programs, coordinated by Ilene Dorf Manahan and Melanie Levitan, as well as our Back 2 School Store, chaired by Kim Ganz, Kay Salzman, Karen Secular and Melanie Levitan. And we’re delighted that so...
Diversity Coalition of Morris County Interfaith Service
Join in solidarity at the Diversity Coalition interfaith service on Sunday, November 17, from 3 to 4 p.m., at the Church of the Latter-Day Saints, 283 James St., Morristown.