Join and Welcome to the Ann Arbor Dayenu Circle

We are a community of Jews and allies in Ann Arbor, Michigan, rising to meet the climate crisis with bold action and Jewish values.

As part of the national Dayenu movement, we organize locally to demand a livable future for all—fighting for climate justice, clean energy, and policies that put people and planet first. From community events to strategic advocacy, we believe in the power of collective action and moral clarity.

If you’re ready to turn anxiety into action and faith into fuel, you’re in the right place.

✨ Join Us

Sign up below to:

• Take part in powerful local and national climate actions
• Connect with a growing community rooted in justice
• Be part of the Jewish climate movement making real change

SUN DAY A Multifaith Day of Climate Hope and Inspiration

As part of the national SUN DAY climate initiative, representatives from many local faith communities will share their inspiration and actions to address climate change.

By “showing up” for SUN DAY, we will be joining with others across the country who are “standing up” for the climate, and demonstrating resistance against those who are creating roadblocks to a clean energy future.

2:00-3:30 p.m.

First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor, 4001 Ann Arbor Saline-Road.

Free.

Registration required.

For more information and to register, go to www.a2climateteaching.com

Questions? info@a2climateteachin.com

“Dayenu” (דַּיֵּנוּ) is a Hebrew word meaning “it would have been enough“, expressing gratitude to God for the numerous miracles and blessings bestowed upon the Jewish people during the Exodus from Egypt. The song lists various acts of God, and for each, it states “Dayenu,” emphasizing that even if God had only performed that single act, it would have been sufficient.