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Unity Walk 2026: Reimagine the Future

Join hundreds of people of different faiths, cultures, generations, and backgrounds for the 21st annual Unity Walk–an afternoon of connection, discovery, service, and celebration.

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From Alliance to Friendship: Blacks, Jews and Pluralistic Peoplehood

Join us for a brief lecture by Dr. David Weinfeld of Rowan University, followed by a conversation between the guest lecturer and Dr. LaNitra Berger, GMU professor and Board President of the Pozez JCC.
 

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Northern Virginia Jewish Voters' Guide

This Northern Virginia Jewish Voters’ Guide includes general election contests in Congressional Districts 7, 8, 10 and 11, as well as an overview of three statewide ballot initiatives.

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2026 Lox & Legislators Breakfasts

Join us in December for our annual Lox and Legislators breakfasts in Maryland (Dec. 4), Virginia (Dec. 8) and the District of Columbia (Dec. 14). Hear from federal, state and local elected officials on hot-button issues and learn about JCRC legislative priorities and advocacy efforts.

JCRC By The Numbers

5,600 students reached through Student to Student program


$16.5 Million government funding for community security & social services


10,500 students and teachers met with a holocaust survivor or 2g presentation


Stop Asking Jewish Voters to Sacrifice Their Values | Opinion

Here’s a simple message for our fellow Jewish voters: demand better than what we’re getting now from both parties.

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The Hill: Congress is failing faith communities on security funding at the worst time

For too long, Jews and other faith-based communities have been forced to shoulder the financial and emotional burdens of protecting ourselves from hate. Ensuring the safety of our families and communities will always be our top priority. But we cannot do it alone, nor should we have to. It is the government’s responsibility to protect its citizens and provide us with the resources to do so.  

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Opinion: MCPS still has an antisemitism problem

In 2025-26, JCRC responded to more than 50 antisemitic instances in MCPS. 

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