Join hundreds of Jewish professionals from across North America for an immersive, two-day gathering designed to mobilize our field to advance gender equity and cultivate workplaces rooted in safety and respect for all.

Monday, June 15 - Tuesday, June 16 • New York City

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Photos by Stephen Jaffe from the 2025 Jewish Belonging Summit and Shulamit Photo + Video from SRE Network's 2025 Symposium.

Registration Info

Who Should Attend

The Convening is open to all professionals, layleaders, and philanthropists in the Jewish nonprofit sector committed to learning about and advancing safety, respect, and equity across the field.

Cost*

Early bird (through April 17): $180

Regular rate (beginning April 18): $220

Reserve Your Spot Now

Registration closes on June 8, 2026.

*Price is inclusive of all content, resources, and meals throughout the Convening. SRE is deeply committed to ensuring that the Convening remains accessible to all. Registration is subsidized by SRE and our generous funders. The actual cost per participant is $970. If the registration fee poses a financial challenge, please contact us for alternatives or scholarships at info@srenetwork.org.

Convening at a Glance

Through interactive workshops, skill-building and networking, Convening participants will wrestle with the many urgent questions we're carrying right now and leave with clearer strategies and concrete next steps.

Questions We’ll Tackle Together

  • What does today’s complex political and cultural moment mean for advancing gender equity in Jewish organizations?

  • How do we prevent harm before it happens, and respond with integrity when it does?

  • How do we invest in, retain, and elevate diverse women’s leadership in sustainable ways?

  • What does meaningful engagement of men as partners look like in practice, especially in this climate?

  • How can funders help scale and sustain this work across the sector?

  • What will it take to move from conversation to measurable change?

Agenda

This draft agenda is subject to change. Please check back for updates and session details.

Day 1

  • Mainstage Opening
  • Unpacking Diverse Women’s Leadership
  • Harm Prevention and Response
  • Men as Partners
  • Funder Engagement and Education
  • Keynote with Aly Raisman
  • Dinner Reception

Day 2

  • Breakfast
  • Mainstage Opening
  • Breakout Sessions:
    • Gender and Democracy
    • Gender and Talent
    • Gender and Antisemitism
    • Gender and Tech
  • Lunch
  • Learning Labs:
    • Fertility and Policy Training
    • Anti-harassment and Anti-bias Training
    • Misogynoir
    • Complaints as Integral to Workplace Culture
  • Closing and Collective Commitment

Session details coming soon. Please check back for updates.

Speakers

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Keynote Speaker: Aly Raisman

Aly Raisman, team captain of the gold medal-winning USA Women’s Gymnastics teams in 2012 and 2016, is one of the most decorated American gymnasts of all-time. The most decorated U.S. gymnast at the 2012 Games, Raisman captured the hearts of millions as she became the first American to win gold on the floor exercise and then cemented her status as an American gymnastics legend in 2016 as she helped guide the team to gold and earned a silver medal in the All-Around competition.
A leader on and off the floor, Raisman uses her platform to help normalize the conversation around mental health, encourage positive body image and promote the importance of self-care. She is a two-time New York Times best-selling author of her memoir, Fierce, and her children's book, From My Head to My Toes. Raisman is an on-air analyst for ESPN's college gymnastics broadcast and a sought-after brand ambassador and keynote speaker. Inspired by an army of survivors, Raisman is a leading advocate for systemic change in the sport of gymnastics and the eradication of sexual abuse.

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About SRE Network

Launched in 2018 during the #MeToo movement, SRE is an impactful network of 200+ organizations committed to creating workplaces and communal spaces that are safe, respectful, and equitable for all. SRE Network guides Jewish organizations to advance gender equity and cultivate inclusive workplaces and communal spaces where all individuals can thrive and drive change.

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SRE Network is deeply committed to supporting the dignity and belonging of all individuals across our diverse Jewish community. This includes our radical acceptance of LGBTQ+ folks, Jews of Color, and Jews of all abilities, backgrounds, races, ethnicities, and sexual and gender identities.

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