Community Programming Proposal
Tell us your idea
Union House is a home for vibrant, hyperlocal Jewish life in Brooklyn, and we’re interested in ideas that emerge from the community itself. Community-led programming might take the form of a discussion group, class, workshop, or ongoing gathering. Recent examples include a community chorus, grief support group, Mah Jongg league, book club, and text study group. If you have an idea for something you’d like to bring to Union House, please fill out this form to share your thinking with our programming team. This process is designed to welcome a wide range of ideas while helping us identify proposals that are a strong fit for Union House’s mission, community, and available resources. This form is intended for programs serving approximately 10–100 participants. If you have an idea for a larger-scale program, such as a festival, exhibition, or major holiday gathering, please contact our team directly at hello@unionhouse.org.
About you
Name
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First Name
Last Name
Email
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example@example.com
Phone Number
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Please enter a valid phone number.
Format: (000) 000-0000.
Tell us a little about yourself.
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Please share a little about who you are, your interests, and what draws you to this idea.
What experience do you have building community?
Please tell us about any formal or informal experience you have facilitating, organizing, teaching, or bringing people together.
How did you first hear about Union House?
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A friend, family member, or colleague
I attended a Union House program or event
Social media
Email or newsletter
Online search or another website
Another community organization
Other
Have you participated in Union House programming before?
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Yes
No
Please describe your experience.
About your idea
Are you planning to lead this group or event?
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Yes, I would lead it myself
Yes, with a co-leader
No, but I have an idea I’d like to develop
Not sure yet
Proposed group or event name
Briefly describe your idea.
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What would participants actually do or experience?
What question, conversation, or experience do you hope your proposed group or event will prompt?
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Why does this question, conversation, or experience matter now?
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Who is the audience?
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Who do you imagine participating, and what community do you hope to bring together?
Is there anything else you’d like us to know?
What Happens Next
A submission does not guarantee acceptance or that Union House will be able to provide space or other support. Our programming team will review your submission and respond within one week.
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