Spring 2004 - For Over 110 Years, Changing the Course of History

Pursuing Progressive Reform in America by Stephen J. Whitfield. In the last century, enlightened thinkers and advocates have struggled to create a nation of true social justice. Today, the stakes are higher and the challenges are greater than ever before.

Creating a Constituent Snowstorm by Wendy Wagenheim. Constituents have more power than they realize -- the power to voice their opinions and weigh in on the creation of laws and policies.

Looking Ahead by Edward Greer. Social change is generated by those who rise to the occasion -- people who become champions and speak out at the most critical of moments. Someone needs to speak out now.

Building a Legacy by Judi Handwerker. In this, the first of a series of articles contributed by NCJW leaders and friends, NCJW celebrates its own pioneering legacy -- over 110 years of courageous action on behalf of women, children, civil rights, civil liberties, families, and Israel.



"Building a Legacy"
Excerpted from the NCJW Journal
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