This year, more than 1,100 Jewish clergy have signed a public letter affirming their commitment to the dignity and rights of transgender and LGBTQ+ people. Now, four of those signatories are coming together to talk about what comes next.
Join Rabbi Daniel Bogard, Cantor Sheri Allen, Rabbi Sandra Lawson, and Rabbi Eliana Kayelle for a powerful panel conversation on mobilizing Jewish communities for LGBTQ+ justice.
Drawing on the spirit of the clergy letter, this webinar will explore how Jewish values call us to act — from building deeper inclusion and belonging within our own congregations to advocating in the public square, including key 2026 ballot initiatives that will shape the lives of LGBTQ+ people across the country.
Whether you’re a clergy member, lay leader, or community member looking to turn commitment into action, this conversation will offer grounding, strategy, and inspiration for the work ahead.
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