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Together We Stand: Our Commitment to Community and Support
Together We Stand: Our Commitment to Community and Support
Dear Friend, Yesterday, we saw the world as uncertain and held hope for what might be possible for our collective future. Today, we awake to the realities of our election outcomes. While the future is still uncertain, we anticipate massive changes to federal policy that may directly impact our work, including but not limited to:…
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Preparing for Election Results
Preparing for Election Results
Upholding Compassion & Dignity in Turbulent Times Dear Friend, It’s an understatement to note we are at an inflection point in the history of our nation. It’s a contentious time and so many in our community and across the globe are on the edge of our seats waiting to see how the 2024 election for…
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Staff Spotlight: Sayed Ihsan – Administrator, Refugee Services
Staff Spotlight: Sayed Ihsan – Administrator, Refugee Services
At JFCS East Bay, we are fortunate to have Sayed Ihsan, is one of many dedicated team members who are deeply committed to JFCS East Bay’s mission. Sayed’s journey with JFCS East Bay began as a refugee resettled by our organization, inspiring him to give back. “For me, working here feels like a full-circle moment,”…
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