The Jewish Peace Fellowship actively works to counter militarism in our society — promoting nonviolent alternatives and supporting those who choose peaceful paths.
Areas of focus
Peace education
We educate communities about nonviolent alternatives and the impact of militarism on society, offering workshops and resources for schools, synagogues, and community centers.
Individual support
We support conscientious objectors and those seeking alternatives to military service, providing guidance and resources for anyone discerning a peaceful path.
Policy advocacy
We work to reduce military spending and to promote a peaceful foreign policy that reflects our shared commitment to justice and human dignity.
Resources for the work
For individuals
- A guide to conscientious objection
- Information on alternatives to military service
- Legal resources
- Support-network contacts
For communities
- Educational materials
- Workshop guides
- Discussion resources
- Action-planning tools
The pursuit of peace and the pursuit of justice are inseparable.
Jewish Peace Fellowship founding principle
To learn more about the tradition that grounds this work, read our reflections on Jewish pacifism and our conscientious objection resources.