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HIAS Haggadah & Supplemental Readings

Explore themes of immigration, refugees, and what it means to be a “righteous” nation. For Passover 2026, HIAS offers new supplemental readings that inspire us to channel the “righteous among the nations” by advocating for displaced people. →

Religious Action Center: There Are No Strangers

Passover tells the Jewish origin story, which echoes the universal experience of refugees. This supplement reaffirms our commitment to welcoming and protecting immigrants and asylum seekers in our communities. →

AJWS Pesah Resources

A pocket Haggadah and supplemental resources for social change, exploring the intersection of Judaism and justice. It prompts discussion on the persecution of LGBTQI+ people and women, the rise of authoritarianism, and the escalating impacts of climate change. →

T’ruah’s Human Rights Haggadah

T’ruah’s A Human Rights Haggadah helps transform the seder into a conversation about immigration, racism, workers’ rights, and forced labor. →

God's Children: A Haggadah Supplement for Immigrant Justice

Through this new haggadah supplement from T’ruah, bring the fight for immigration justice into your seder. →

Make Your Own Haggadah

Personalize your seder by creating a custom Haggadah. Start with a template and mix in unique elements for each step of the seder. →

Ruth’s Cup: A New Passover Ritual Honoring Jewish Diversity

Ruth, the first convert to Judaism, is invoked in this ritual that not only honors converts but the diversity of the Jewish people as a whole. →

Ma Nishtana: A Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Ally Haggadah

A Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Ally Haggadah which follows the traditional structure of the Passover seder but contains readings and discussion questions pertaining to GLBT identity and life. →

Mental Health Seder Plate

Self-care refers to ways we attend to our mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being. Here the symbols of the seder plate are reimagined as tools that can be used to protect our mental health. →

The Stories We Tell Again and Again

Every year at Pesah, each day in our prayers, we keep telling the story of our exodus from Egypt. We tell it over and over and over again. And guess what? We don’t just tell it once, and then we’re done. We are supposed to tell it and tell it again; to expand on it, and linger in it. What do you have to add to the story? →

Making Your Seder More Inclusive

Pesah is a time when many different people are invited to sit at our seder table (even a virtual table), and we want to make sure all of our guests enjoy themselves. Here are thirteen tips from BJ on how to make your seder accessible for all. →

Share Your Story, Inspire Resilience

Taking inspiration from the Israelites' resilience, Moving Traditions offers this inteactive ritual for telling family stories of adversity after the hunt for the Afikomen. →

MAZON’s Fifth Question Insert

Add a reflection on hunger to your seder table. This year, MAZON asks: How will we find our way to freedom and justice? →

Earth Justice Haggadah

Connect Jewish tradition to caring for all living beings and the planet. This resource frames Pesach as an agricultural celebration and a call to action on climate change. →

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