Community Resources
The Role of Jewish Community Spaces Amid Hostile Legislation for LGBTQ+ Youth
As more states have anti-LGBTQ+ laws on the books, especially as they pertain to youth programming and education, your Jewish organization could be becoming the only space where LGBTQ+ youth can have their chosen name and pronouns used, talk to a trusted adult outside of their family, access gender-neutral bathrooms and facilities, or learn about the many ways people can express their full selves. This flyer lays out some basic ways that Jewish institutions can navigate anti-LGBTQ+ state laws.
Talking About Anti-Trans Legislation Through A Jewish Lens
Anti-LGBTQ+ opponents have been introducing legislation targeting trans youth and their access to gender-affirming health care, facilities, education, extracurriculars, and privacy. As Jews, we are called to take action. This guide provides 3 layered approaches to conversations about trans youth, the legislation that targets them, and Jewish tradition. It is our hope that this resource can be used to elevate conversations about anti- trans legislation and trans inclusion in Jewish spaces.
LGBTQ+ Guide to Jewish Atlanta
The 2022 LGBTQ+ Guide to Jewish Atlanta provides a comprehensive list of Atlanta-based organizations that serve the Jewish and LGBTQ+ communities. All of the agencies listed in this guide describe themselves in the following pages in their own words. For more information on each agency, please be in touch with them directly.
SOJOURN Case for Support
SOJOURN's Case for Support provides a detailed overview of our programs and impact, delivered through a storybook format. See the end for a useful glossary of terms!
Pathways to Progress Speaker Series
SOJOURN’s Pathways to Progress speaker series convenes conversations with thought leaders on topics at the intersection of Jewish and LGBTQ+ life. These panels are recorded, transcribed, and available as a resource to our communities. These events are made possible with the generous support of the Breman Foundation.