South Florida · Launching 2026

We are a grassroots movement standing as proud Jews protecting our right to live safely and openly.

Locally, courageously and together.

35Pledges recorded
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5Neighbors change the room
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One vote does matter. Just ask Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner, who won his first-ever primary election in 2019 by one vote. Miami Beach Commission Race · 2019
02 The Pledge

My commitment
to stand.

This is your pledge to stand up as a proud Jew. For your family, your friends and your people. At the voting booth and with the people who impact your safety, security, and liberty: your city officials, your schools, and your police.

  • Defend the right of Jews to live openly and safely.
  • Engage local government, law enforcement, and schools.
  • Vote in every election: local, state, and federal.
  • Speak up when I see Jew hatred, quietly or loudly.
  • Show up, again and again. Not as a slogan. As a habit.

Stand up. Take the pledge.

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Section03What we do

Three fronts.
One movement.

We're not about issuing statements. We organize neighbors, give you tools, and walk with you into the room where you can make things happen.

01 · Pledge

Sign & show up

The pledge is a personal commitment, not a petition. It's your first step to action together with your neighbors in numbers that local officials respect.

Take the pledge →
02 · Engage

Build relationships with your officials

Our Action Manuals give you the tools you need to impact your city council, school board, and police. No PhD required.

Read the guide →
03 · Vote

Vote every election

Local races are often won by a handful of votes. Through our partners, we'll keep you on top of registration deadlines, early and mail-in voting, and election day updates.

Coming soon →
1 Vote margin

Steve Meiner won his 2019 Miami Beach city council primary by one vote. Local races are decided by you and your neighbors, not by Washington.

5 Neighbors

Bring five neighbors to a city council meeting and you have already changed the room. Speak up and say what needs to be said. That is the unit of organizing.

35 Pledge signers

Every signer is another neighbor ready to stand up and invite friends to do the same. The more people who stand up, the bigger our influence.

Stand up today. Take the pledge.

There's no more time to hope someone else takes care of the problems facing our country and our people. Your voice will make change happen.

Sign the pledge →