About NCJW West Morris
The National Council of Jewish Women is a volunteer organization that has been at
the forefront of social change for over a century. Inspired by Jewish values, NCJW courageously take
a progressive stance on issues such as child welfare, women's rights and reproductive freedom.
Through community service, education, and advocacy, NCJW West Morris Section improves the quality of life for
women, children, and families.
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Events
NCJW West Morris is participating in the following upcoming events:
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Who Are We?
- A group of more than 175 engaged and engaging women, dedicated to tikkun olam (repairing the world).
- A group of enthusiastic and caring women who enjoy working together to make things better for all.
- Women in the paid workforce, women working at home raising children, and women doing both.
- Women of all ages, women of all levels of observance.
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NCJW, West Morris Section, welcomes all women who share our passion, commitment and
dedication to mending the world. Join us and find a home among like-minded concerned, caring and committed women.
Additional membership information can be found here.
Connect to news, programs, and resources at the national level on
www.ncjw.org.
Take action today! Stand up and speak out with the NCJW Action Center.
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The West Morris Section of NCJW is proud of our annual “What Prejudice Means To Me”
contest, which is open to all sixth grade students attending schools in Morris County, NJ.
It is our hope that by recognizing differences and exploring their personal experiences, students will begin to
understand that compassion and tolerance are essential in our society today. [More]
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