Passover 2020/Pesach 5780 Resource Guide

Each year, the Jewish social justice field brings messages of liberation and justice to your Passover Seder. As a community rooted in and dedicated to justice, we offer 2020 Passover resources from affiliates of the Jewish Social Justice Roundtable. Enjoy, engage, wrestle, and learn – and share widely. Chag Sameach! 

American Jewish World Service’s Global Justice Haggadah and additional resources to spark conversation about our shared stories of liberation can be downloaded here. 

Bend the Arc has created this Magid Haggadah insert for your seder.  

Challah for Hunger’s 2019 resource incorporating their Campus Hunger Project into your seder can be downloaded here. 

HIAS’ Haggadah connects the ancient Passover stories to today’s refugees. 

Jewish Women’s Archive’s The Wandering is Over Haggadah centers Jewish women’s voices in the Passover story. 

JCC Manhattan offers What Matters: Passover Haggadah companion.  

Jewish Council on Urban Affairs offers this Liberation is Decarceration Haggadah insert.  

Jewish World Watch’s Second Seder Plate blends traditional Passover symbols with everyday objects highlighting issues today’s refugees face. 

Kavod has this list of collected resources and events.  Kavod’s A Seder For Us and By Us Haggadah centers the voices of Jews of Color, Indigenous Jews, and Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews. 

MAZON’s Hunger Seder Haggadah and many other resources are available here.

Moving Traditions has created a conversation guide to encourage sharing family stories of overcoming adversity.  

NCJW and the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism (The RAC) are proud to share a Passover resource that leaders in Florida have developed to complement their efforts on a Florida ballot initiative to restore voting rights to people with prior felony convictions.

Repair the World has created a diverse array of Passover resources to spark conversations, including a Haggadah insert, Four Questions for Making a Difference from a Distance.

Right Now created the Refugee Seder Haggadah in partnership with numerous Roundtable organizations.

T’ruah’s diverse range of Passover resources for the seder and beyond can be downloaded here.  

Union for Reform Judaism offers tips on how to have a seder in the year of the coronavirus as well as many other resources here.  

Reconstructing Judaism’s Facebook Group, Passover Connect, has been created to crowdsource Passover content and questions.