Jews United for Justice, Interview #1

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Title
Jews United for Justice, Interview #1
Description
This interview talks about how Jews United for Justice is maintaining safety, engaging their volunteer community, and adapting their outreach efforts during the pandemic.
Table Of Contents
00:05:17: Organizational mission
00:09:32 Community Building; Assessment of work; Challenges enacting social change
00:16:10 Organizational Mission; Assessment of relief work
00:21:40 Theological understandings of social justice and activism.
00:26:18 Assessment of relief work; practices to accommodate social distancing
00:29:15 mourning and remembrance; practices to accommodate social distancing
00:32:40 Assessment of relief work
00:35:51 Impact of Coronavirus on privileged communities
00:38:27 Relationship with government
Transcript
Transcript
Date Created
August 21, 2020
Interviewer
Iman AbdouKarim
Fatima Bamba
Kayla Wheeler (advisor)
Interviewee
Molly Amster
Community
Jews United for Justice
State
Maryland
Place
Baltimore
Genre
Oral history
Institution
Center for the Study of Religion and the City
Subject
Social Justice
Activism
Zoom
Volunteers/Service
COVID safety protocols
Language
English