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Works for the full equality of all LGBTQ Jews and their families in Jewish life. Strengthens Jewish communities and equips organizations with skills to build LGBTQ-affirming spaces.
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Events by this group
3 upcoming · 21 in the past 90 days
Upcoming events
Past events (last 90 days)
June 2026
6/8 – Chutzpah + Pride Phone Bank – Mobilize Climate Voters
SPECIAL MONDAY JUNE 8 OPENING FOR GIRLS LIKE GIRLS NIGHT OUT
Heroin Anonymous Depth and Weight Group
6/10 – Chicagoland Youth Pride Celebration
6/14 – Sunday Sundaes for Pride Month!
6/14 – Interfaith Family Pride Fest
Morton Grove Pride in the Park
6/18 – Morton Grove Pride in the Park
6/28 – Skokie Pride
Sofar Social Club PRIDE
6/30 – QJOC Kinship: A Virtual Gathering for LGBTQ+ Jews of Color
July 2026
St. Mary Catholic Parish v Roy: The SCOTUS Case that Could Shape Life for LGBTQ+ Families
Queer Torah: The Untold Legacy of Resilience Behind Debbie Friedman's Mi Shebeirach
QJOC Kinship: A Virtual Gathering for LGBTQ+ Jews of Color
Queer Jewish Joy Festival
World Pride Amsterdam – Queer Jewish Joy festival
August 2026
Burlesque Edition Drag Brunch
QJOC Kinship Virtual Gathering for LGBTQ+ Jews of Color
Chicagoland Youth Trip to Shedd Aquarium
Queer Jewish Youth Alliance – Palm Beach County Cohort
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