HoCoJAG is entering a new chapter.

After helping lead the organization through its formative years, Trevor is passing the torch to David.

Trevor helped build HoCoJAG into a strong and credible voice for Howard County’s Jewish community. Under his leadership, HoCoJAG has advocated for Jewish students and families, engaged elected officials and community leaders, documented antisemitism, and refused to allow the concerns of Jewish residents to be dismissed or ignored.

We are grateful to Trevor for the time, determination, and leadership he has given to this organization and will continue to contribute.

David assumes leadership at a time when HoCoJAG’s mission remains as necessary as ever.

The leadership is changing.

The mission is not.

The Work Continues

HoCoJAG continues to support Jewish families, document incidents of antisemitism, engage public officials, and advocate for meaningful change.

Much of that work happens quietly.

Not every incident can or should be shared publicly. Families may need assistance while also protecting their privacy and safety, particularly when children are involved.

HoCoJAG helps families document what occurred, identify appropriate resources, communicate with institutions and authorities, and ensure their concerns are taken seriously.

The details may remain private.

The need for this work does not.