Resources
Nearly 300 Jewish Leaders, 100 Organizations Oppose New York Mask Bans
On January 13th, Jews for Mask Rights, alongside the New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) and the New York Doctors Coalition, delivered open letters to New York lawmakers calling on them to reject any legislation banning masks.
Mask Bans are Everyone’s Issue
Our series 8 Nights of Solidarity highlights the intersections of mask bans with other important causes like climate, labor, and more.
Why Mask Bans Fail Jews and Other Marginalized Groups
Proponents of mask bans claim they provide "Jewish Safety," but overlook the needs of disabled Jews and other marginalized communities.
Understanding New York's Anti-Mask Proposals
We've made this overview of recent anti-mask movements in New York to help us all keep track.
Anti-Mask Harassment at Nassau County’s Mask Ban Hearing
We are horrified by the level of harassment, intimidation, and blatant disregard for disabled people at the hearing for Nassau County’s Mask Transparency Act
Health Exemptions Won't Work: Why Mask Bans are Fundamentally Flawed
Proponents of mask bans claim to include carve-outs for "legitimate" use, but enforcing such exemptions based on health criteria is logistically impossible.
Opinion: Mask Bans Won’t Make Us Safe
A Jewish teacher in Glen Cove shares why proposed legislation criminalizing mask-wearing in Nassau County puts everyone, especially the most vulnerable residents, in danger.
5 Health Risks of Hochul's Mask Ban
Governor Hochul's proposed mask ban poses significant health risks, jeopardizing public health and introducing serious challenges.
3 Concerns With New York’s Face Mask Bans
NY's multiple mask ban bills, supposedly introduced to protect Jewish people, may pose more harm than good. Learn why these bills are causing concern.
Further Actions & Sources
Learn how to take further action against mask bans and view our sources for social media and articles.
Sign the Open Letter
All Jews who could be impacted by this legislation, whether as New Yorkers, commuters, or potential visitors, are welcome to sign.