Saj - Judaism Stands For All

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15 W 86th St
New York, NY 10024
+1 (212) 724-7000
http://www.saj.nyc

SAJ - Judaism Stands For All is a vibrant and inclusive community located in New York City, where every voice is valued and heard. Known for its commitment to social justice, education, and spiritual renewal, SAJ fosters a welcoming environment for all people, regardless of background or belief.

Founded in 1922, SAJ has been pivotal in reshaping Jewish tradition, providing families and individuals opportunities for meaningful engagement and learning. It promotes both intellectual inquiry and active involvement in community justice, making it a cherished sanctuary for individuals and families seeking connection and purpose within the Jewish faith.

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