Valley Beit Midrash

We are thrilled to introduce you to five exceptional young leaders who will carry forward the vital work of translating Jewish values into meaningful social action. Over the coming months, these fellows will engage in deep Torah study, develop community organizing skills, connect with mentors and partners across Colorado, and design their own social justice projects addressing critical issues in our community, from food insecurity and immigrant rights to environmental justice and disability inclusion.

Each fellow brings unique passions, experiences, and commitments to this cohort. Together, they join a growing network of Colorado Jews for Justice alumni creating lasting change across the state. Their work embodies the Jewish imperative of Tikkun Olam, repairing the world, and reminds us that we are all responsible for one another.

We invite you to meet our fellows, learn about their projects, and find ways to support their work throughout the year. This is how we build a more just, compassionate, and connected community, one committed leader at a time.

Rabbi Sid Schwarz is a Senior Fellow at Adamah, directs the Clergy Leadership Incubator (CLI), created and directs the Kenissa: Communities of Meaning Network, and founded and led PANIM.

On June 1, Rabbi Schwarz will offer a formula for turning synagogues into “covenantal communities” that can be transformational for individuals and for society.

Thanks to Temple Emanuel Denver for co-sponsoring this event. Secure your spot today! https://www.valleybeitmidrash.org/class/building-intentional-spiritual-communities/