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Jews for Racial Economic Justice (JFREJ) is a New York-based organization dedicated to organizing Jewish New Yorkers and their allies to create a more equitable and just society, free from racist violence. Through various campaigns and initiatives, JFREJ works towards transforming New York into a democracy that benefits all its residents, regardless of background or economic status. JFREJ focuses on issues such as investing in communities, divesting from police and prisons, ending NYPD violence, preventing hate violence, and fighting antisemitism and white nationalism. By engaging in grassroots organizing, advocacy, and community building, JFREJ aims to build a powerful Jewish left in NYC and beyond, promoting social justice and solidarity with marginalized groups.Generated from the website

The Special Music School operates through a public and private partnership between New York City Community School District 3 and the Kaufman Center. It is one of the leading public elementary schools in the United States. The school s music curriculum includes private instrumental lessons in piano, violin and cello. The Special Music School also offers classes in Dalcroze Eurhythmics, musical theater and music appreciation. Its after-school programs include homework assistance, chess club, and jazz dance and rollerblading classes. In addition, the school has a parent-teacher association that sponsors school picnics and classroom supplies. The Special Music School is located in New York City and serves students in kindergarten through grade eight.