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JUF Advocacy Services
* Listings with an asterisk are part of the JUF/JF partnership of agencies serving the Chicago and worldwide Jewish community.
Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) * |
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Jewish United Fund |
The umbrella body for more than 40 major Jewish organizations in the Chicago area, and the community relations arm of the Jewish United Fund, involved in issues of concern to the Jewish community, including Israel, international affairs, interfaith and intergroup relations, anti-Semitism and anti-Israel activity, and environmental issues. |
JUF Government Affairs Program (Chicago) * |
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Jewish United Fund |
Develops and maintains working relationships with key government officials at the city, county, state and federal levels who formulate policy and make decisions affecting the Jewish community of Chicago. A focal point is to be a partner in coalition building along with other health and human service organizations, lobbying on behalf of the most vulnerable clients in Illinois, as well as promoting public-private partnerships. Offices in Chicago, Springfield and Washington, D.C., monitor issues, health and human services programs and financing, proposals, community relations and matters affecting the Jewish community. |
JUF Government Affairs Program (Springfield) * |
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Jewish United Fund |
Develops and maintains working relationships with key government officials at the city, county, state and federal levels who formulate policy and make decisions affecting the Jewish community of Chicago. A focal point is to be a partner in coalition building along with other health and human service organizations, lobbying on behalf of the most vulnerable clients in Illinois, as well as promoting public-private partnerships. Offices in Chicago, Springfield and Washington, D.C., monitor issues, health and human services programs and financing, proposals, community relations and matters affecting the Jewish community. |
JUF Government Affairs Program (Washington) * |
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Jewish United Fund |
Develops and maintains working relationships with key government officials at the city, county, state and federal levels who formulate policy and make decisions affecting the Jewish community of Chicago. A focal point is to be a partner in coalition building along with other health and human service organizations, lobbying on behalf of the most vulnerable clients in Illinois, as well as promoting public-private partnerships. Offices in Chicago, Springfield and Washington, D.C., monitor issues, health and human services programs and financing, proposals, community relations and matters affecting the Jewish community. |