Judaism Unbound Podcast Episode 342: Dayenu — That’s Enough, Climate Change! - Jennie Rosenn
Jennie Rosenn, the founder and CEO of Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action, joins Dan Libenson and Lex Rofeberg for a conversation about the urgency of our collective work -- across boundaries of religious difference, and across generational divides -- to combat climate change. They explore particular roles that Jewish individuals, communities, and institutions can play in this effort, along with the imperative that they (we!) be in coalition with other communities, as we all seek to give humanity a fighting chance in the face of existential crisis.
[1] Sign up to volunteer for Dayenu’s new Get Out the Vote campaign, Chutzpah 2022, by clicking here! To join the Jewish movement to confront the climate crisis, head to Dayenu.org/signup.
[2] Learn more about the All Our Might Campaign via this link, and explore Dayenu’s Climate Torah resources here.
[3] For a full bio of Jennie Rosenn, click here.
[4] For a recent article taking a look at Dayenu’s work, see “With climate bill passed, Democrats deliver on top policy concern for American Jews,” written by Asaf Elia-Shalev for JTA.
[5] For an article in The Atlantic exploring the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act, written by Robinson Meyer and entitled “The Biggest Thing to Happen in International Climate Diplomacy in Decades,” click here.
[6] To check out an interpretative approach to the 2nd paragraph of Shema, written by Cat Zavis and referenced by Lex in this episode, see “We Have Built an Unethical World – Now We’re Reaping Environmental Disaster,” featured in Tikkun Magazine.
