Repro Shabbat in Your Community | Jews for Abortion Access

Thank you for joining the movement by bringing Repro Shabbat to your community!

Repro Shabbat occurs on February 21–22, 2025, and we’ll be adding resources here to help you plan, promote, and program your community’s experience. (So bookmark this page!) Leading up to Repro Shabbat, we’ll send out notifications as we add more resources and include tips for how they can be used.

Keep checking back! We’ll continue to add resources leading up to Repro Shabbat 2025.

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Social Media Graphics for Repro Shabbat 2025

Graphics for crafting social posts and creating marketing materials for #ReproShabbat

Social Media & Marketing Toolkit for Repro Shabbat 2025

Ready-to-send social media posts, graphics, and email and newsletter language created for your use

Repro Shabbat Liturgy and Readings

Prayers and texts to add to your Repro Shabbat service.

A Handout for Repro Shabbat

If you print one thing to hand out to folks at your Repro Shabbat celebration, this is it.

The Torah of Reproductive Freedom

A guide for a group study of the core texts on the Jewish approach to reproductive freedom

Imagine Boldly, A Possible World

The ultimate guide for NCJW’s Jews for Abortion Access movement

Courageous Conversations: Our Repro Lives

A guide to leading a discussion and creating a space to talk about reproductive health

The Art of Reproductive Freedom

Engage with the art included in this worksheet as sources of Jewish wisdom and learning.

KOLEINU: Holding Space for Storytelling

A guide to holding space for members of your community to tell their abortion stories.

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Parshat Mishpatim

Repro Shabbat is an annual Shabbat celebration that honors the Jewish value of reproductive freedom. It takes place annually on Parshat Mishpatim, which contains the verses commonly referenced as the foundation of Judaism’s approach to reproductive health, rights, and justice. Individuals and communities across the world gather to celebrate Repro Shabbat and the Jewish traditions it honors. Participation can take many forms, from a private study or hosting a Shabbat dinner to participating in a communal event. However you choose to celebrate, we have resources to support you.