November 13th: 2025 Autumn Cocktail Reception
NCJW NY's Autumn Cocktail Reception featuring Irin Carmon in conversation with NCJW NY’s Board Vice President Meredith Barnett about her new book, Unbearable...
Advocacy
Jews for Repro NY College Ambassador
We are seeking dynamic, passionate, and motivated college students to serve as Campus Ambassadors for the Jews for Repro NY campaign.
June 18th: Preparing for College in the New Reproductive Health Landscape
Please join us for this important virtual event to answer questions and give students and parents the information and tools necessary to attend schools in abortion-restricted states.
June 8th: A Mayoral Candidate Forum for the Jewish Community: A Just and Inclusive NYC
NCJW NY is proud to co-sponsor A Mayoral Candidate Forum for the Jewish Community: A Just and Inclusive NYC
April 29th: Lobby Day 2025
Join Jews for Repro NY for Lobby Day in Albany on April 29th! On Tuesday, April 29th, NCJW NY’s Jews for Repro NY will be meeting with our elected officials in Albany to discuss and press them to pass important
February 24th: Repro Shabbat 2025 - Embracing Abortion Positivity Training
We're partnering with the Abortion Positivity Project to offer a virtual Embracing Abortion Positivity training with their co-founder and CEO, Sophie Nir.
February 21st: 2025 Repro Shabbat
Repro Shabbat 2025 is coming!
January 9th: Jews for Repro NY Presents: What is the Future of Abortion Access in New York?
Join Us for a Virtual Event About Reproductive Rights, Prop 1, and the Post-Election Landscape.
June 9, 2023 - NCJW NY Launches Jews for Repro NY
Today, the National Council of Jewish Women New York Section (NCJW-NY) announced their grassroots “Jews for Repro NY” campaign. Jews for Repro NY seeks to reshape the narrative around religious perspectives on abortion rights and inspire action to protect and
May 30, 2017 - Urge the NY Senate to Pass the RHA and CCCA
In less than a month, New York State legislators will end the 2017 legislative session and go on summer vacation. We can’t let them do that without bringing the Reproductive Health Act (HRA) and the Comprehensive Contraception Coverage Act (CCCA)