Screbrenica – Potocari Cemetery On this solemn day, the European Union for Progressive Judaism joins individuals, communities, and institutions across Europe and the world in marking the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide. We remember and honour the over 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys…

Alyth is looking for a Senior Rabbi to join our Rabbinic team The person we welcome into this role will join one of the largest and most dynamic Progressive Jewish communities in Europe. Alyth adopts a collaborative approach, with lay leaders, professionals and the Rabbinic…

EUPJ appoints a new Convenor to the European Beit Din The European Union for Progressive Judaism is proud to announce that Rabbi Ruven Bar Ephraim has been appointed as the EUPJ’s Convenor to the European Beit Din, the Jewish law court for Progressive Jews in European…

We are excited to welcome chanichim from all over the world to the second international Machane in Germany, coordinated by UpJ Netzer Germany, Netzer Olami and WUPJ. 4-11 August 2025 in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. Join this Netzer group for an unforgettable week of learning, fun, and…

The European Union for Progressive Judaism (EUPJ) is seeking dynamic and committed individuals to join its board and help shape the future of Progressive Judaism in Europe. We are currently inviting applications for the following volunteer positions. For detailed role descriptions, please refer to the…

The European Union for Progressive Judaism (EUPJ) is seeking to appoint a Convenor for the European Beit Din (EBD), and we are inviting applications for this vital role. As the Convenor, you will oversee the administration and proceedings of the EBD, ensuring effective operations and…

17 December 2024 12:00 – 13:00 UK / 13:00 – 14:00 CET A webinar with Rabbi Dr. Jacqueline Tabick Join us for an insightful webinar with Rabbi Dr. Jacqueline Tabick, one of the foremost voices in interfaith dialogue and social action, as she shares her…

The 2024 European Union for Progressive Judaism (EUPJ) Shabbaton in Vienna was an enriching and uplifting event, bringing together over 30 participants from nine countries—Italy, Spain, France, Hungary, Poland, the UK,  Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Israel. They were joined by around 20 members of…