A More Perfect Union, a relatively new national organization, is stepping into the election fray to encourage Jewish groups and individuals to get more directly involved in democracy and ensure that the past is not prologue. One piece of that is visiting democratic institutions and learning about the democratic process firsthand.

In collaboration with the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Phoenix (JCRC), A More Perfect Union invited Jewish religious and community leaders, and other interested parties, to tour the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center (MCTEC) on Friday, Dec. 1.

Written by: Shannon Levitt

List includes groups addressing addiction, abortion access, childhood education; CEO says goal is to raise visibility, offer snapshot of young Jewish philanthropists’ priorities

Jewish voters have ranked democracy as a more important electoral concern than the economy

In response to their Cancellation issue, SAPIR Journal was asked about organizations and resources related to promoting more constructive discourse inside and outside Jewish spaces. The list includes A More Perfect Union.

New Partnership will encourage participants to host Shabbat dinners and share information on Becoming Poll Volunteers and Monitors for the 2022 Midterm Elections

The Jewish Partnership for Democracy comes as a national security forum says religious leaders will have a key role to play during and after the midterms

‘We operate under the assumption that democracy is fragile,’ said Aaron Dorfman, the executive director of the project