2023 Annual Report
Eilu v’eilu: Both these and these are true. As LGBTQ+ Jews and allies, the challenges we faced in 2023 often felt insurmountable. And we are built for such moments. Built to fight back. Built to create communities of belonging and joy. We are proud to present our 2023 Annual Report and invite you to read our stories of impact.
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“Amid the dangerous rhetoric and policies cloaked in the name of religion, we work every day, all over the country, to shine a light on all that unifies and strengthens our communities.”
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Idit Klein
she/her
President & CEO
Ari Kristan
she/her
Chair, Board of Directors
800Partnered with over 800 Jewish organizations that collectively serve 4.4 million people across North America
13,500Engaged over 13,500 people to empower queer Jewish youth, train Jewish leaders to build communities of belonging, and organize Jews to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights
240Mobilized more than 240 Jewish community organizations to fight back against legislative attacks on the rights of LGBTQ+ kids through Thrive: the Jewish Coalition to Defend Trans and LGBTQ+ Youth, a partnership of Keshet and SOJOURN
Keshet envisions a world in which all LGBTQ Jews and our families can live with full equality, justice, and dignity. We strengthen Jewish communities. We equip Jewish organizations with skills and knowledge to build LGBTQ affirming communities, create spaces in which all queer Jewish youth feel seen and valued, and advance LGBTQ rights nationwide.
Our Education & Training team bolsters Jewish institutions—synagogues, day schools, JCCs, federations, summer camps, and more—to live their values as communities of belonging. Through individualized consultations, trainings, and our cohort-based Shivyon: Keshet’s Equality Project, our Education & Training team sparks change across Jewish life, from the views of our leaders and community members to the policies and programs of our institutions.
8,121staff and leaders trained in 267 Jewish organizations: day schools, camps, synagogues, JCCs, service organizations, and other institutions
7Shivyon Equality Project cohorts launched with 69 organizations
88%of organizations participating in Keshet Education & Training programs reported implementing at least one change to policy, programs, or culture
“In our post-summer reflection, we openly wondered whether certain challenges had not come up in previous summers or if we were more aware of them now. It was clear that the lens in which we viewed issues about inclusivity, LGBTQ+ equality, and ensuring that our camp remains a safe space—and the tools we now have at our disposal—has changed for the better. Our community is safer, stronger, and better because of our participation in the Shivyon cohort with Keshet.”
DAVE FLAGLER (he/him)
Virginia Beach, Virginia
A trans child had enrolled for the summer session, and camp administrators Dave Flagler (he/him) and Nofar Trem (she/her) knew the staff did not know how to support this child. They did their research and joined Shivyon: Keshet’s Equality Project for Jewish Day Camps, where along with camp leaders from across the country, they got answers about how to foster equality and belonging for their LGBTQ+ campers and families.
As summer 2023 approached, Dave and Nofar facilitated conversations with the staff so everyone would be prepared to use the same inclusive language and practices. For example, when a counselor slipped and treated a camper differently because of gender, or when a camper used the word “gay” pejoratively, staff had the tools to respond directly to ensure it would not happen again.
Shivyon also got Nofar excited about the possibilities of the camp’s library, visited daily by kids seeking a quiet moment or counselors collecting books to share at storytime. She completely updated the library with books such as All Kinds of Families and Morris Micklewhite and the Tangerine Dress. Due to the book bans and other anti-LGBTQ+ policies in Virginia, the library became one of the only public places many of these children could see themselves reflected.
Keshet fosters environments where LGBTQ+ Jewish youth and allies can thrive. From our in-person Shabbatonim (weekend retreats), to our weekly online programs, to nurturing youth leadership in planning and leading our programs, we carve out space where youth can strengthen their sense of confidence, connection, and pride. Many queer Jewish youth who participate in Keshet programs are growing into the leaders and changemakers our Jewish community—and country—need.
1,300youth engaged in programs
80%of Keshet Youth Programs were youth-led
93%of youth report increased ease, confidence, and pride in LGBTQ+ Jewish identity
92%of youth report that thanks to their leadership in Keshet, they are able to serve as change agents for LGBTQ+ equality in their home communities
“Without Keshet, my connection to Judaism would be weaker. Keshet really allowed me to connect in the Jewish world. Now, I’m actually known as the kid that dances in the back of the synagogue during Shabbat services.”
COOPER
New York, New York
Cooper (they/them), a Shabbaton steering committee member from New York City and weekly Keshet Monday Youth Hangouts regular, could tell that the other LGBTQ+ youth in the Hangouts needed additional space to process. So they reached out to Jaimie Krass, Director of Youth Programs, and together they created another virtual space for queer Jewish teens to find support and connection.
In the safety of the Zoom meeting, participants shared what they were feeling, the offensive comments they were getting for being Jewish, their parents not allowing them to walk on campus alone. They helped each other make sense of what was going on. For Cooper, the most impactful moments were when no one was talking, during silent reflection, just having time to think and journal.
Cooper says Keshet has allowed them to flourish as an out and proud queer Jew—like when they marched with Keshet in the NYC Pride Parade with their whole family and when they decided to wear a kippah, even in school where there are very few Jews.
“I felt amazing. I felt beautiful and accepted, and I realized there are SO MANY amazing people in this world, and I finally got a chance to meet many of them in one place. Whenever I feel insecure, I look at pictures from the Shabbaton and remind myself that the people who matter to me in my life will always see the best in me and that’s what’s real.”
SHOSHANA
Baltimore, Maryland
Whether at school or in Jewish communal spaces, she often felt like the odd one out, like there was no one else like her.
Shoshana first connected with Keshet when she attended our 2023 East Coast Shabbaton. She said that it completely changed her life.
She felt like there was a space where everything just clicked. She met other Jewish LGBTQ+ teens and discovered so many common interests. She didn’t feel excluded and even got to bond about the everyday feeling of being excluded! She’s now using the newfound love for herself and strength she gained from her experience at the Keshet Shabbaton to help her get through high school and life. Shoshana is a member of the 2024 East Coast Shabbaton Steering Committee, her first of what we hope will be many leadership experiences with Keshet.
As more and more states introduce dangerous anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, Keshet is mobilizing Jewish communities nationwide to fight back. We partner with Jewish organizations to prioritize LGBTQ+ equality within their social justice agendas, as well as with secular LGBTQ+ movement partners to bring the Jewish voice to civil rights campaigns. In 2023, Thrive: the Jewish Coalition to Defend Trans and LGBTQ+ Youth, a partnership of Keshet and SOJOURN, mobilized over 240 Jewish community organizations to fight for LGBTQ+ rights. Together, we are sending a clear message: Our values as Jews compel us to protect and advance the dignity and rights of LGBTQ+ people.
243Jewish community organizations who collectively fought back against attacks on the rights of trans kids with Thrive: the Jewish Coalition to Defend Trans and LGBTQ+ Youth, representing a 35% growth
634Jewish community organizations with mobilized members who advocated for LGBTQ+ rights
76educational programs provided
5,831inspired people who contacted their legislators to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights
“We’re not going to leave out any part of our community or shy away from talking about the LGBT piece. Having Keshet on board really allowed our coalition to straddle two worlds— Jewish and LGBT—and to speak both languages simultaneously, which has been so important in fighting the Chaplain Bill.”
Emily Bourgeois
Organizer, RAC-TX
Austin, Texas
They say it can feel like it’s just them and their Toyota Corolla against the world sometimes, but with 140 pieces of anti- LGBTQ+ legislation proposed in Texas in 2023, there’s a lot of ground to cover.
Keshet—along with other Jewish and interfaith partners—played a key role to prevent an anti-LGBTQ+ bill from becoming policy in several large Texas communities. The Chaplain Bill would allow volunteer religious chaplains to replace counselors in public schools. These religious chaplains tend to hold very narrow views and aren’t supportive of LGBTQ+ students. Each of the 1,200 school districts in Texas had to vote on whether to make this their policy.
Emily grew up in Omaha, Nebraska, in a school district that was majority Mormon. Emily says if the Chaplain Bill had existed in Omaha, “they would have hired a Christian fundamentalist to counsel my nonbinary Jewish self as a high schooler and that would have been terrible.”
Keshet partnered with Emily and RAC-TX to mobilize a coalition of 200 Jewish Texans to educate their communities and advocate at public hearings and school boards on the harmful impact of this bill on both religious freedom and LGBTQ+ students.
And those efforts led to victories: the 25 largest school districts in Texas soundly rejected the Chaplain Bill. Now, the 1.8 million students represented by them— no matter their faith, gender, or sexual orientation—will continue to access qualified support from trained counselors, free from a religious agenda.
“When I’m working with policymakers, it’s so important for there to be a faith voice that’s countering the narrative of the religious Right. When I walk into a legislator’s office and can say that the faith community doesn’t believe in discrimination, and to have someone from Keshet say, ‘I’m here on behalf of the Jewish community saying we don’t believe in anti-LGBTQ policies,’ it’s very meaningful. And it’s not what they are used to hearing. It’s critical for Keshet to keep articulating that voice on the federal and state levels.”
Darcy Hirsh (she/her)
Senior Director of Policy and Advocacy, Interfaith Alliance Washington, D.C.
Keshet staff, along with the Interfaith Alliance and the National LGBTQ Task Force, met with members of the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C. to urge them not to use our civil rights as bargaining chips.
Over two days, we met with members of Congress and their staff, and whether it be in side conversations on their lunch breaks, or wherever we could catch them for a quick chat, we humanized our cause. We shared personal stories and highlighted one crucial fact over and over: the overwhelming majority of people of faith unequivocally support LGBTQ+ equality.
One of the 45 amendments we advocated against stipulated that no Department of Defense funds be used to observe Pride Month. On September 25, it passed by a party-line voice vote—an indicator of how the actual vote might go. On September 26, we doubled down our efforts and met with legislators who had voted yes. We shared with them that their vote does not align with our values. Or the will of the American people.
During the final passage vote on the amendment, every congressperson we engaged with voted NO, and the amendment failed.
In 2023, Keshet prioritized programming and community building for queer Jews of Color (QJOC) by investing in a full-time staff position. As a result, we are now cultivating a growing QJOC community across the country that celebrates and invites people to embrace their full selves within Jewish spaces. We are engaging LGBTQ+ Jews of Color in both online and in-person programs and through resource and content creation. Our staff has also organized educational sessions and materials to galvanize non-QJOC Jewish leaders and organizations to be stronger and more effective allies for LGBTQ+ Jews of Color.
“Sitting in a Zoom room together just talking about the Shabbaton, I asked Sage if we could recite the Shehecheyanu blessing. No one had done this before.”
SHABBATON PARTICIPANT
In 2023, Sage was hired as Keshet’s first Jews of Color Program Manager to create opportunities for LGBTQ+ Jews of Color (QJOC) to come together in vibrant, meaningful community, while also supporting LGBTQ+ Jewish communities to build spaces of true belonging for all.
Sage hit the ground running, taking stock of the existing needs by conducting outreach and building relationships with JOC organizations and leaders, and meeting one-on-one with dozens of queer Jews of Color.
“The thing I heard again and again in my conversations that kept people from feeling a sense of belonging in Jewish communities was the first question they were asked when they walked in the door. Questions like: ‘Are you Jewish?’ ‘Which side of your family is Jewish?’ ‘Did you convert?’” In partnership with other leaders, Sage designed a Shabbaton that took place in early 2024, drawing on art, prayer, and the magic of Shabbat. It was the largest gathering of LGBTQ+ Jews of Color many of them had ever experienced.
Every step in the planning process was a first, every planning conversation holy.
On Thursday, November 9, Keshet honored our community’s progress, dignity, and courage.
Dear Friend,
Eilu v’eilu: Both these and these are true.
As LGBTQ+ Jews and allies, the challenges we faced in 2023 often felt insurmountable. And we are built for such moments. Built to fight back. Built to create communities of belonging and joy. To do and to be what can sometimes feel impossible.
In 2023 we saw more than 500 anti-LGBTQ+ bills introduced and the dizzying onslaught continues with more than 400 similarly harmful bills introduced in the first few months of 2024. And we are strong. We continue to grow Thrive: the Jewish Coalition to Defend Trans and LGBTQ+ Youth. Our efforts to mobilize Jews to fight for LGBTQ+ rights are building in Florida, Texas, and Arizona. More than ever, Keshet Youth Programs provide queer Jewish young people what they need not only to survive but to thrive.
This past year, as in past years, attacks on LGBTQ+ people disproportionately targeted LGBTQ+ People of Color. And this year, for the first time, Keshet hired a full-time Jews of Color program manager to cultivate support and joyous community for queer Jews of Color. You’ll have the pleasure of meeting Sage Cassell-Rosenberg and learning more about the program in these pages.
The October 7th attacks in Israel, the ensuing war, and intensifying antisemitism across the country—and the world—have shaken us to our cores. And we remain resolute in our work to foster affirming spaces for LGBTQ+ Jews of all ages, in the Jewish community and beyond, spaces where we all can be our fullest selves.
Yes, it is a dark time. And Keshet persists in our insistence that the Jewish community must stand by and fight for the dignity of all LGBTQ+ people. Amid the dangerous rhetoric and policies cloaked in the name of religion, we work every day, all over the country, to shine a light on all that unifies and strengthens our communities.
2024 will be no different. And 2024 will be very different. The stakes are high. What happens this year will shape our future for years to come. You have been with us every step of the way. Your unflagging partnership and support galvanizes us for the work ahead. Together, we are ready.
L’Shalom,
Idit Klein
she/her
President & CEO
Ari Kristan
she/her
Chair, Board of Directors
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DAVID PASSER LEGACY FUND “Keshet called to me and David z”l because we were those ungainly teens, loved but knowing we were different. When we each came out, being gay seemed more important than being Jewish. But as young adults and as a couple, we realized that to be our whole selves, we needed to be part of the Jewish community and the gay community. We supported Keshet in the early years as Idit worked to bring a more progressive view of who could be Jewish in the larger community. Acceptance would never have been David’s goal. Full acknowledgement and participation always was. He would say, ‘We belong here, and we’re going to show you why, and how.’”
MARC MAXWELL
Cambridge, Massachusetts
You are invited to join Marc in providing generous, multi-year support to sustain Keshet’s youth programs in David’s memory. For information on donating to the David Passer Legacy Fund, reach out to Jon Grabelle Herrmann, Keshet’s Chief Development Officer, at [email protected].
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“Raising Is, a nonbinary trans Thai Jewish kid in Florida, has been joyful and challenging. Keshet has been a place of comfort, inspiration and safety for Is–from Shabbaton participation to team leader work. The professional, emotional and intellectual support of Keshet guides countless LGBTQ+ teens and families towards acceptance and fulfillment. We are so thankful for Keshet.”
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“At eleven years old, our child, who had attended URJ Camp Eisner since she was seven, formally transitioned to her affirmed name and gender. This was more than a decade ago, and it was the first time an overnight Jewish summer camp had faced such a request. Keshet worked with camp leadership to prepare a welcoming environment. Later that year, The Forward published ‘How one transgender camper helped shape the entire Reform movement.’ That camper was Hannah. Keshet made it possible.”
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“Keshet has been an important and dedicated partner in promoting equity and fostering a sense of belonging for everyone in the Jewish community, especially Jews of color who identify as LGBTQ. The Weinberg Foundation is proud to support its mission and efforts to create a more inclusive future that celebrates the rich diversity of the Jewish people.”
THE HARRY AND JEANETTE WEINBERG FOUNDATION
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Congregation B’nai Israel (Galveston, TX)
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Mia and Ethan Tavan
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“As a family with two dads living in Florida, finding inclusive Jewish spaces is more important than ever. Keshet is working every day to make it easier for families like ours, and we are indebted to Keshet and its staff for their advocacy and programming in our state. We have seen firsthand the impact that Keshet has made for our family, and we are proud to support their continued good work.”
LOUIS AND LANE ROSNER
Boca Raton, Florida
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