AGUDAH ACROSS AMERICA
NEW JERSEY OFFICE
Recent advocacy efforts resulted in:
Security funding for private schools increased to $11.2 M
$1 M in state homeland security grants for non-profits
Technology funds for private schools increased to $5.4 M
New law providing religious accommodations in issuing birth certificates
Homeowners associations revised bylaws to allow a succah
Lawsuit filed against Jackson Township for anti-Orthodox ordinances
AINJ Legislative Breakfast
Assembly speaker Craig Coughlin at AINJ Legislative breakfast
Senator Paul Sarlo, Chairman Senate Budget with AINJ leadership
Latest News
Agudath Israel’s New Jersey Office Applauds New Jersey’s Decision to Allow In-Person Early Intervention Therapy
Agudath Israel Applauds the US DOJ for Filing Religious Discrimination Lawsuit Against Jackson Township
On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 the United States Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Jackson Township, New Jersey alleging the township illegally discriminated against Orthodox Jews through zoning laws that restricted religious schools and outlawed dormitories, intending to keep […]
Agudah COVID Resources by State
NEW JERSEY:
The New Jersey Office of Agudath Israel of America has worked with a team of professionals to put together a comprehensive document with guidance for NJ individuals, businesses, and non-profits regarding finances during coronavirus. Please click […]
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