Changes to Federal policy and funding are swiftly reshaping how the government supports communities, reducing the federal workforce and curtailing programs across a wide range of agencies.

Join us for a virtual program that will provide up-to-date information on how these changes affect the delivery of human services and their impact on communities across the United States from child and families services to programs that support LGBTQ community members. We'll also discuss the actions Jewish funders can, and should, consider taking in this moment of upheaval. Funders will gain perspective from a panel of experts and have the opportunity to bring their own questions to the discussion.

This is a joint session of JFN’s TEN: Together Ending Need, Gender Lens Philanthropy, and Mindfulness & Mental Health Peer Networks.

Speakers
Reuben Rotman, President & CEO, Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies
Darcy Hirsh, Senior Government Relations Director, National Council of Jewish Women
Alyson Niemann, CEO, Mindful Philanthropy,
Rachel Sumekh, Project Executive, TEN (Co-Moderator)
Dr. Beth Cooper Benjamin, Director of Programs & Peer Networks, JFN (Co-Moderator)