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As we reflect on JCUA’s impact in 2016, JCUA is proud of the strength we have demonstrated, working with diverse communities and coalitions to combat the root causes of inequality in Chicago. Last year JCUA continued to mobilize its growing membership to address pressing issues of social injustice in Chicago. Through community organizing campaigns, youth programming, leadership development, and community investment, JCUA and its members made a distinct impact on the root causes of inequality in Chicago.

Last year JCUA had several significant highlights:

• The passage of the IL Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights

• Initial implementation of the Level-I adult trauma center on Chicago’s South Side, along with the creation of a Community Advisory Board which now includes two members of the Trauma Care Coalition

• The launch of JCUA’s involvement in a community-led campaign for police accountability and community safety in Chicago

• The creation of “Do Not Stand Idly By,” JCUA’s post-election rapid response initiative to stand with immigrants and refugees

In addition, JCUA’s community investment fund provided zero-interest predevelopment loans to five affordable housing and community development projects. Through our Or Tzedek teen social justice initiative, 28 high schoolers were trained in social justice organizing through a Jewish lens. And our programs continue to evolve! This past year we laid the groundwork for our new JCUA Organizing Fellowship. Area college students will engage in community organizing, making connections between this work and their Jewish identities.

I am personally inspired by the extraordinary energy and commitment that so many of you bring to this work. JCUA’s presence in Chicago is enduring and vibrant because of you. Your determination to put your Jewish values into action is how we bring about meaningful social change together.

With warm regards and deep gratitude,

WELCOME

Judy LeveyJCUA Executive Director

Rabbi Capers FunnyeJCUA Board President

As I look back on 2016, I am genuinely inspired by the great victories JCUA has helped to bring about. Working with diverse coalitions from across the city, JCUA has made significant strides for social justice in Chicago: for South Side residents seeking emergency care and domestic workers seeking equal labor rights; for affordable housing and community development undertakings seeking to expand access to decent housing and much-needed employment; and for young people who are passionate about repairing the world.

Guided by our longstanding mission to combat poverty, racism and antisemitism, we have embarked on new campaigns standing with immigrants, refugees, those who have been victims of excessive police force, and our own community which has faced increased threats in a post-election wave of fear.

JCUA’s work is driven by our members, members that do this work fearlessly, tirelessly, and confidently. Why do we choose this path to meaningful social change? I believe it is because our members are motivated by the same core Jewish values that drive my work as a Rabbi and JCUA’s work as a champion for social justice. We have said it before, and it bears repeating: at the core of the Jewish people’s story is our slavery and liberation in Egypt, and that this liberation points toward a responsibility to undermine oppression wherever we meet it.

Thank you for doing your part. Together we strengthen one another.

B’vracha,

MISSION

PROGRAMS

The Jewish Council on Urban Affairs (JCUA) is the Jewish voice for social justice in Chicago, combatting poverty, racism and anti-Semitism in partnership with Chicago’s diverse communities.

JCUA and its members are powerful advocates, working in partnership with directly-impacted communities to decrease disparities in our city.

With Membership as the key vehicle for engagement, JCUA brings a mobilized Jewish voice to three program areas: Issue-based Campaigns, Community Investment and Youth Programming. No other Jewish organization in Chicago is using a community organizing model to advance systemic change on domestic issues with a local focus.

Began a new partnership with Oak Park Temple and ran a successful Year of Action Program with their 10th grade confirmation class, including bringing 13 of their teens to L’Taken Advocacy Retreat of the Religious Action Center.

Led workshops for teens on restorative justice, community organizing & campaigns development, root-cause analysis & systemic oppression, Jewish & social justice identity, JCUA trauma center and domestic workers’ campaigns, the civil rights movement, and police accountability.

Co-hosted a collaborative Racial Justice Book & Film Series with MishkanChicago Repair theWorld, and SilversteinBase Hillel.

Facilitated social justice workshops at 6 synagogues, 5 Jewish Student Connection Clubs, and 3 other Jewish youth groups.

Led 2 voter registration sessions with teens, JCUA members, and partner synagogue congregants

Facilitated workshops for two NFTY regional events and over 40 teens

94% of teens completed the Or Tzedek summer program stating they had a solid grounding in systemic oppression and root-cause social justice. 90% of teens completed the Or Tzedek summer program stating that activism is an expression of their Judaism.

HIGHLIGHTS

MEMBERSHIP

OR TZEDEK

JCUA has 1,600 Members, 400 of whom actively participated with JCUA

Of the 400 Participating Members in 2016:

There were 300 Engaged Members (participated at least 1+ with JCUA in 2016), 60 Active members (participated 4-9 times with JCUA in 2016), and 50 Core members (participated 10-55 times with JCUA in 2016).

The 400 active JCUA members had a total of 1,720 points of engagement in 2016.

46.8% of JCUA members live in the City of Chicago, while 43.6% live in Chicago’s suburbs, and 9.6% live out of state.

COMMUNITY ORGANIZING/ISSUE CAMPAIGNS

In November 2016, JCUA launched its “Do Not Stand Idly By” campaign to stand against the unjust legislation and policies of the new administration.

JCUA joined the Unity Coalition of 20 organizations committed to creating unity and respect in our communities. This coalition passed two resolutions through Cook County and Chicago City Council, and then passed changes to the Cook County Human Rights Ordinance to make it more inclusive of undocumented people.

Using our own history as immigrants and refugees as guidance, JCUA has been in partner with the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR) to advocate for more just immigration legislation in Illinois.

The Domestic Worker Bill of Rights was signed into law in August 2016. JCUA was part of the winning coalition that made Illinois the 7th state to pass protections for this long exploited work force.

The Bill of Rights went into effect on January 1, 2017. Since then, JCUA has been working hard to educate employees and employers on the new law, and ensure that all workers have dignity and respect in the workplace.

JCUA presented at 10 Congregations and Jewish spaces to over 200 people on the Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights.

Over 175 people signed a pledge committing to advocating for domestic workers in our state.

250 people attended our initial meeting, two weeks after the election. 50 people became new JCUA members after this inspirational event.

JCUA formed a rapid response team of 100 people who support our community partners in times of need.

JCUA joined more than 300 people in the Unity Coalition

for a march in -2 degree weather!

HIGHLIGHTS

HIGHLIGHTS

DO NOT STAND IDLY BY – POST ELECTION CAMPAIGN WORK

DOMESTIC WORKERS’ BILL OF RIGHTS CAMPAIGN

Year Ended December 31, 2016Audited

Revenue and SupportContributions from Individuals & Board

Foundation & CorporationsSpecial Events (Net)

Program IncomeIn-Kind

InvestmentsTotal

ExpensesPrograms

Management & AdministrativeDevelopment & Fundraising

Total

COMMUNITY INVESTMENT

JCUA has invested $4.7 million dollars in creating and preserving 3,798 units of high quality affordable housing across the city in both disinvested neighborhoods and in neighborhoods where the affordable housing is scarce.

OTHER HIGHLIGHTS

More than 100members and supporters joined

JCUA for our MLK Interfaith Dinner and Shabbaton, held in

conjunction with the unveiling of the MLK memorial in Marquette

Park, and Inner-City Muslim Action Network’s (IMAN) 1000 Mile March and Takin’ It To The

Streets Festival.

28 Members participated in a one-day JCUA organizing training. 22 Members participated in an all-day Allyship, Privilege, and antisemitism training.

Over 50 JCUA

members attended

actions for the Illinois Budget

Crisis.

Two members of the Trauma

Center Coalition were invited to join the University

of Chicago Trauma Center

Community Oversight

Board.

Over 1,700 people, from across the city of Chicago participated in community conversations around

accountability for the Chicago Police Department. 60 JCUA

members joined their neighborhood conversations to add their voices

to the groundswell of support for an overhaul of our Police

Accountability system.

Over the course of 2016, the JCUA Community Ventures Loan Fund helped to support five projects:

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Gracie’s Catering, which trained 10 participants in the food services and the culinary arts

The Hatchery, an innovative food services incubator in East Garfield Park which is aiming to create 900 jobs over the next five years

1345 W. Jarvis, Affordable Senior Housing rehabbed by Verigreen Development

1420 W. Farwell, Affordable Senior Housing rehabbed by Verigreen Development

Mayfair Commons, Affordable Senior Housing rehabbed by North River Commission

182 total units

To Date

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Year Ended December 31, 2016Audited

Revenue and SupportContributions from Individuals & Board

Foundation & CorporationsSpecial Events (Net)

Program IncomeIn-Kind

InvestmentsTotal

ExpensesPrograms

Management & AdministrativeDevelopment & Fundraising

Total

AssetsCash & Cash Equivalents

Note receivablePledge Receivables

Prepaid ExpensesEndowmentEquipment

Total assets

$407,757 $200,468 $203,205

$39,237$673

$10,320 $861,660

$593,564

$48,579 $154,438$796,581

$322,628 $230,000

$17,800 $11,222 $197,218

$11,817 $800,685

Liabilities & EquityAccounts Payable

Bank LoanLoan Payable-CVP

EquityTotal Liabilities & Equity

$23,586 $112,079

$199,250 $465,497 $800,412

JCUA Expenditures 2016$796,581

FINANCIALS

Development19.4%$154,438

Management & General6%$48,579

Membership9.2%$73,140

Or Tzedek18%$144,607

Bridge Building7%$56,694

Issue-Based Campaigns26.5%$211,057

Community Investment13.6%$108,066

The JCUA Leadership Society serves as a foundation for JCUA’s enduring mission to make Chicago a more just city. Members of the Leadership Society make an annual gift in the amount of $1,800 or more, investing in the long-term growth of the organization. As JCUA grows ever stronger and our mission more ugrent, we are grateful to have the support of our Leadership Society donors.

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Jon and Lois MillsLinda and Judson MinerTed and Susan OppenheimerNikki and Frederic SteinSue and Bob WieseneckWalter S. Mander FoundationJUF Breakthrough Fund

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Robert B. Lifton (z”l) and Carol RosofskyBenetta Mansfield and Kalman ResnickBeatrice Cummings MayerSylvia Neil and Daniel FischelNorthwestern UniversityJeff and Deb Zaluda

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Hannah Arwe Manager of Youth Programs

Marla Bramble Director of Organizing

Emma Drongowski Avodah Organizing Fellow, Jan - Aug Sarah Gold Manager of Community Building

Verna JaunesAdministrative Director

Daniel KaplanCommunity Organizer

Jill Katz Development Manager

Anna Rubin Avodah Organizing Fellow, Sep - Dec

Hannah WolodCommunications Manager

Judy Levey Executive Director

Rabbi Capers Funnye President Gregory Rothman Vice President Richard Wallach Treasurer Jeff Zaluda Secretary Peggy Slater ImmediatePast President

Kay Berkson David Block Zachary Braun Edward Chez Karyn Bass Ehler David Feinberg David F. Graham Jesse Greenberg Benjamin Halbig Mimi Harris*Sidney Hollander*Stephen Keen Ariela Lazar David Levinson

*Robert B. Lifton (z”l)*Rabbi Robert J. Marx Judson H. Miner Roberta Nechin Rabbi Frederick Reeves Lya Dym Rosemblum Louis Rosenblum, M.D. Michael Rosenthal Irene Lehrer Sandalow*Rabbi Herman E. Schaalman (z”l) Randi Stern Spencer Weber Waller

*Past Board President

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