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JOI
Partners with many social justice community organizations. Organizations
become partners by hiring someone accepted into the JOI Fellowship. This
can be someone the organization hires from those screened by JOI or a
current employee who joins the JOI Fellowship program. Partner organizations
receive the benefits of JOI partnership, including pro-bono training in
community organizing and access to the extensive JOI network in the Jewish
social justice community. To learn more about how to become a partner
organization, see the "RFP from Partners," or call the
office: 617.350.9994.
- Allston
Brighton CDC
- Boston
Youth Organizing Project (Boston, MA)
- Bowdoin
Street Health Center
- Casa
Nueva Vida
- Cambridge
Business Development Corporation
- Chelsea
Human Services Collaborative
- Community
Works Services
- Crittenton, Inc.
- Dorchester
Center for Adult Education
- Family Advocacy Project, Boston Medical Center
- Grassroots
International
- Harbor
COV
- Harvard
Union of Clerical & Technical Workers
- Health
Care for All
- Jewish
Community Relations Council of Greater Boston
- Keshet
and Jewish Family and Children's Services --- making the Boston Jewish
community welcoming to gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transgender Jews
- Mass
NARAL
- Mass
Senior Action
- Massachusetts
AFL-CIO (Boston, MA)
- MICAH - Metrowest Interfaith Organization
- National
Organization of Women, Boston Chapter
- Neighbor
to Neighbor
- North
Shore Labor Council
- Parents
United for Childcare
- ROCA,
Inc (a youth organization in Chelsea, MA)
- Rosie's
Place
- SEIU,
Local 285
- SEIU,
Local 509 (Cambridge, MA)
- SEIU,
Local 254
- State
Health Care and Research Employees/AFSCME (Worcester Memorial Hospital
Union, Worcester, MA)
- Somerville
Community Corporation
- Teens for Tzedek
- The Access Project
- The
AFL-CIO
- The
Citywide Educational Coalition
- The
Haitian Coalition (Somerville, MA)
- The
Irish Immigration Center
- The
Jewish Labor Committee
- The
National Organization for Women
- The
Tax Equity Alliance of Mass
- The
Welcome Project (at the Mystic Public Housing Development in Somerville,
MA)
- Twin
Cities Community Development Corporation (Fitchburg/Leominster, MA)
- United
for a Fair Economy (Boston, MA)
- Women's
Educational and Industrial Union (WEIU)
- Workmen's
Circle
- Young
Democrats of Massachusetts
Our
Partners have also included many advisers and teachers from the community
who have donated their time and expertise to educate the JOI felows, alumni
and others.
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- Ashley
Adams
- Zakiya
Alayke
- Davida
Andelman
- Cheri
Andes
- Janet
Axelrod
- Ellie
Beck
- Ron
Bell
- Susan
Bernstein
- Avi
Bernstein-Nahar
- Liz
Bernstein-Nahar
- Rebecca
Bishaf
- Donna
Bivens
- Stacy
Chacker
- Arinne
Edelman
- Rafe
Ezekiel
- Lew
Finfer
- Ellen
Feingold
- Leonard
Fein
- Lisa
Gallatin
- Ken
Galdston
- Marshal
Ganz
- Stacie
Garnett
- Diane
Gordon
- Harvey
Greenberg
- Steve
Grossman
- Mark
Horowitz
- Marisa
Howard
- Emily
James
- Micha
Josephy
- Si
Kahn
- Nachama
Katz
- Sheila
Katz
- Nancy
Kaufman
- Idit
Klein
- Rabbi
Karen Landy
- Meir
Lakein
- Danny
LeBlanc
- Meridith
Levy
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- Rabbi
Hillel Levine
- Yavilah
McCoy
- Marie
Manna
- Rabbi
Bernard Mehlman
- Guy
Mendilow
- Tito
Meza
- Susan
Naimark
- Hez
Norton
- Ashok
Panikar
- Rabbi
Jonah Pesner
- Rabbi
Barbara Penzner
- Bob
Ross
- Randall
Rucker
- Mec
Root
- Hillary
Pizer
- Rosaria
Salerno
- Amy
Sales
- Michael
J. Sales
- Luz
Sanchez
- Peter
Shapiro
- Steve
Schnapp
- Barry
Shrage
- Janet
Selcer
- Mitch
Silver
- Horace
Small
- Alix
Smullin
- Alan
Solomont
- Rabbi
Toba Spitzer
- Rabbi
Miriam Spitzer
- Rabbi
David B. Starr
- Larry
Sternberg
- Suzy
Stone
- Alan
Teperow
- Rabbi
Moshe Waldoks
- Jean
Weinberg
- Jim
Wessler
- Dianne
Wilkerson
- Howard
Zinn
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