This year, more than 110 million people have been forcibly displaced from their homes — another sobering milestone. At the same time, people seeking asylum are being turned away at borders around the world.

It is easy to feel hopeless in the face of such devastation, but the Jewish community is rising to meet these challenges with creativity and generosity, finding ways to support and welcome refugees at all stages along their journey.

Join us for HIAS’ Sixth Annual Refugee Shabbat — February 2-3, 2024 — and express your solidarity with the global Jewish movement for refugee protection and welcome.

When you register, you’ll have exclusive access to HIAS’ growing library of Refugee Shabbat resources, including sermon/d’var Torah talking points, text studies, and action and program ideas suitable for contexts from the synagogue to the streets to the Shabbat table.

Register now for Refugee Shabbat 2024 and join Jewish communities and individuals around the world in building societies that are more compassionate and just.

Bo’u netaken et ha’olam b’yachad — let us repair this world together.

With gratitude,

Rabbi Megan Doherty
Senior Educator, Community Engagement