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Communities and Organizations
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What is The Week of Dinah
The Week of Dinah is an annual initiative held around Parashat Vayishlach and the story of the rape of the biblical Dinah. It seeks to turn the annual reading of Parashat Vayishlach into an ongoing opportunity for learning, conversation, and action to prevent sexual violence and promote safety in all the spheres of our lives.
Throughout the week, classes, sermons, training sessions, cultural events, prayer, and community activities take place in Israel and the Diaspora, alongside efforts to make knowledge and professional tools accessible.
What Does the Name Shevet Dinah Mean?
The Shevet Dinah Collective is the updated name of a partnership that brings together organizations and communities from across the Jewish spectrum in Israel and the Diaspora, working together to bring sexual violence, safety, community responsibility, and the fight against silencing to the public agenda.
We chose to name our collective after the thirteenth tribe, which was never counted, and to say that everyone is invited into this tent, in the broadest sense, regardless of gender.
We have a personal and collective responsibility. We have the opportunity to offer support as a community. It is fitting to see ourselves as a continuation of the Tribe of Dinah, which was never counted.
Choose the Support Option That Works for You
The Week of Dinah is jointly managed by Gluya and Rashut HaRabim.
You can support the initiative directly through Gluya, or donate through Rashut HaRabim and receive a receipt eligible for a tax benefit under Section 46.
Donation Through Rashut HaRabim
You can donate to the Week of Dinah through Rashut HaRabim, which partners with Gluya in managing the initiative.
Online donation or bank transfer to Rashut HaRabim
Please note “The Week of Dinah” in the comments
The receipt will be issued by Rashut HaRabim
The receipt can be used to claim the Section 46 tax benefit.
Direct Support Through Gluya
This option is for those who wish to support Gluya’s work as part of The Week of Dinah directly.
Secure payment by credit card or bank transfer
Funds are used to support the Week of Dinah’s activities
Gluya will issue a tax invoice and receipt after payment
Gluya operates as a social enterprise and a registered business. This payment is therefore not a donation to a nonprofit organization and does not qualify for a tax benefit under Section 46.
Organizations Leading The Week of Dinah initiative
(List Updated as Organizations Join)
ארגוני הובלת שבוע דינה:
כל השותפים בשבוע דינה:
Would Your Community or Organization Like to Join Us?
If you would like to join Shevet Dinah and take part in our annual initiative, join us:
During The Week of Dinah
and on Shabbat Vayishlach,
we will stand together and say to survivors:
We stand with you!
As communities, we too bear responsibility.
Our goal is to stand in solidarity with survivors of sexual assault, support them, amplify their voices, and resist silencing. Speaking with moral clarity and affirming our commitment to survivors help foster sexual safety and prevent further harm. By speaking out, we commit ourselves, now and in the future, to responding when harm occurs and refusing to enable silencing.
Together, as diverse organizations and communities representing the breadth of Jewish life in Israel and throughout the Diaspora, we will stand with survivors of sexual assault and foster a culture of safety and prevention.
Together, we will stand in solidarity, affirm our belief in survivors, respond with care and compassion, and call for repair and healing.
