Sixty years ago, on Bloody Sunday, women of faith stood on the front lines of justice—marching, risking everything, and demanding a better future. Jewish women were among them, answering the call of history with courage and conviction.

Now, it’s our turn.

On Sunday, March 9, we invite you to join us in Selma as we march once more—not just to remember, but to recommit. Together, as a Jewish community, we will cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge, walking in the footsteps of those who fought for the right to vote and ensuring that their struggle was not in vain.

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This is more than a commemoration—it is a call to action. Our day in Selma will include:

✨ A Jewish Community Rally at the historic Temple Mishkan Israel, where our voices will rise in prayer and purpose.
✨ Participation in the pre-march rally and bridge program, joining thousands of others in a show of unity and strength.
✨ The March to Restore Voting Rights, crossing the very bridge where the leaders of the movement took their stand.

History is watching. Will you answer the call?

Join us. March with us. Carry the legacy forward.