We are praying with our feet - 
join us as we march to early vote!

Rev. Barber and Repairers of the Breach are asking us to march to the polls as a visible demonstration of our commitment to protect and participate in free and fair elections. This is a chance for Jews, and Jewish allies, to affirm our common values to protect democracy visibly and with action. Let's be clear: standing up for the right to vote is not a partisan issue, it's not a liberal or conservative issue, it's a universal right that we come together to protect. Our ancestors fought for the right to vote - marching and voting early is a visible way to defend democracy at a time when voter suppression is real.  We'll walk .4 miles from New Mount Olive Baptist Church to Dr. Wesley Grant Southside Community Center to vote. We'll take photos and share it with friends to encourage others to get out and vote! Let's be proud and loud in our faith and our commitment to protect democracy.

GSO Unity Walk with Chavurah Tzedek
Sunday, October 25

Carolina Jews for Justice is proud to be an official partner of the upcoming UNITY Walk To The Polls in Greensboro as part of CJJ’s statewide Schlep to the Polls campaign!

Join CJJ, Chavurah Tzedek, the Poor People's Campaign, and dozens of other local organizations on Sunday, October 25 at 2:00 PM at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer (901 E. Friendly Ave.). Alongside a powerful, multicultural coalition uniting for racial, economic, and immigrant justice, we will gather for an inspiring public witness program featuring speakers, gospel music, a drumline, and giant butterfly puppets. Afterwards, we’ll schlep together 0.9 miles to the early voting site at the Old Guilford County Courthouse in downtown Greensboro (with return shuttles available).

Every voice and every vote is essential for moral, systemic change. Come schlep with us, show up in solidarity with our community, and make your voice heard at the ballot box!

Souls to the Polls with Judea Reform and St. Joseph AME
Sunday, October 25

Join CJJ's Durham Community Safety Team for Durham Schlep to the Polls! This year we're joining Judea Reform Congregation and St. Joseph AME Church for their annual Souls to the Polls. Come for any part of the day:

• 11 a.m. worship service at St. Joseph AME Church, 2521 Fayetteville St.
• Caravan from the church to early voting at North Carolina Central University (NCCU)
• 2 p.m. Party at the Polls with food and fellowship at the Turner Law Building, NCCU, 640 Nelson St. (arrive by 1:30 for parking)

Durham County residents from any area can vote early that day, so bring a photo ID. RSVP with CJJ to carpool together and gather before service!