Unlocking New Beginnings: How IDs Open Doors to Jobs, Voting, and Stability

Founder, Rabbi Susan Talve retires from Central Reform Congregation, shifts time and attention to Ashrei to continue her lifelong work to relieve suffering.

November 13 & 14, 2024 Ashrei partnered with the Washington University Center for the Study of Race, Ethnicity, & Equity to bring Dr. Jonathan Metzl to St. Louis.

St. Louis is advancing equity and access with Board Bill 137, proposing the creation of the Gateway Card, a municipal identification program for city residents.

As we process this moment following the elections, we are reminded that the heart of Ashrei’s work lies in love, and we are deeply committed to a future where love leads, inclusion prevails, and our shared humanity is protected. 

Award winning author, professor, and gun violence expert Dr. Jonathan Metzl comes to St. Louis for two events in November.

The work of Camp Indigo Point is vital; it is providing LGBTQ+ youth a community where teens, and adults are accepted and celebrated for who they are.

The Ashrei Foundation is dedicated to ensuring that individuals have the opportunity to participate in the November 2024 election by providing essential resources and support for preparing for and getting to the polls.

Ashrei among sponsors for Turn the Page STL "Sentenced" Event

Amazon workers at STL8 are currently organizing a petition drive to demand a $25 minimum wage for all Amazon workers, safe working conditions, and an end to caps on raises after 36 months. How will you support them?

The Missouri House of Representatives Special Interim Committee on “Illegal Immigrant” Crimes will hold a hearing on September 3rd, find out how you can act.

Missouri clergy challenging the state’s abortion ban as a violation of church-state separation filed a notice of appeal with the Missouri Supreme Court in Rev. Traci Blackmon v. State of Missouri.

Join Missourians for Healthy Families & Fair Wages in bringing Paid Sick Days and a Fair Wage to MO

If the amendment receives more than 50% of votes in approval, the measure would legalize abortion up until the point of fetal viability…

Michael Brown Jr. was killed on Aug. 9, 2014, when he was 18 years old. Brown, who was Black, was killed by a white officer. His death sparked protests that lasted for months.

2024 Back to School Programs in our Region

900 Pages. 4.1 Pounds. Infinite Cruelty. Project 2025 could mean the end of American life as we know it.

Missouri faith leaders will appeal court’s decision in challenge to Missouri’s total abortion ban as violation of church-state separation

Save the date for the John Lewis National Day of Action & Candlelight Vigil July 17, 2024.