CELEBRATE OUR
25th ANNIVERSARY GALA 

SUNDAY NIGHT
OCTOBER 10, 2021 - 7 PM ET

AS WE HONOR OUR TRAILAZERS

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Established in 1996, JDRC builds 
bridges between Jews who are 
Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing and the 
individuals and organizations 
which serve the Jewish community
​throughout North America.

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DONATE TO JDRC IN HONOR OF OUR 25th ANNIVERSARY

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DONATIONS OF ANY AMOUNT ARE WELCOME

DONATIONS BETWEEN $500 and $999 WILL RECEIVE SILVER LEVEL RECOGNITION

DONATIONS OVER $1000 WILL RECEIVE GOLD LEVEL RECOGNITION


In partnership with the wider Jewish community, JDRC's leadership, comprised of Deaf, Hard-of-Hearing, and hearing individuals, advocates to increase communication access to services, rituals, learning and other Jewish communal experiences. Through our efforts, we build a richer and meaningful Jewish communal life for everyone.
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 JDRC ELECTS A NEW PRESIDENT -
​CLICK HERE TO READ OUR PRESS RELEASE !

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We are proud to be a founding organization
of the newly created
ASL Shabbat Coalition:

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An Online ASL Jewish Spiritual Community
You can get access to information about this coalition 
by emailing us at ASLShabbatCoalition@gmail.com
We meet online the Second Friday Night of the Month at 7 PM
To access the recorded service from:
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October 2020 click Here
November 2020 click Here
December 2020 click Here
January 2021 click Here
February 2021 click Here
March 2021 click Here
July 2021 click here

Videos of Jewish Prayer/Tefillah
(You will get to subscribe to our YouTube channel)


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Read past emails here:

JDRC presents...
Jewish Educational Videos
in ASL withEnglish Captions
​Check Out :

Video 1
What is a Shoresh?

Video 2
What does Kadosh mean?

Video 3
What does Shabbat mean?

Video 4
What does Baruch mean?

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JDRC is proud to be the administrator of The UJA-Federation of New York
 Jewish Community’s Deaf Interpreter Fund,
supported by the Chuck Goldman Family Supporting Foundation and
the Caring Commission of UJA-Federation of New York. Click here for information and forms.  These funds can now also be used to partially reimburse you for live captioning.