Community organizer and political activist Yehudah Webster works to ensure the Jewish community remains committed to the fight for racial justice and collective liberation. As a Board Member for Jews for Racial & Economic Justice, Yehudah supports the police reform and the Black Lives Matter campaigns through organizing meaningful actions and lobbying for legislative reform. He is also a resident of Moishe House in Park Slope, Brooklyn, organizing seven events a month for Jews in their 20s and 30s. Yehudah works primarily as the director of B'nai Mitzvah Campaign, an innovative bar/bat mitzvah tutoring company that provides meaningful learning experiences to students on their journey to Jewish adulthood.