Resources

FIGHTING ANTISEMITISM

Every individual is needed to combat antisemitism, and all forms of bigotry. Cowardly silence has never silenced haters. If you see or hear any antisemitic behavior, report to:

adl

ADL fights all forms of antisemitism and bias, using innovation and partnerships to drive impact. A global leader in combating antisemitism, countering extremism and battling bigotry wherever and whenever it happens, ADL works to protect democracy and ensure a just and inclusive society for all.

STAND WITH US

StandWithUs is an international, non-partisan education organization that supports Israel and fights antisemitism. 

AIC

American Israel Council is a non profit that cites and empowers Israeli-Americans, strengthens their connection to Israel, and promotes Jewish identity through education, advocacy, and community programs. IAC advocates and educates against anti-semitism and Israel hatred, and promotes active civic engagement.

aIPAC

AIPAC fosters a relationship between the United States and Israel and advocates on behalf of Israel to the U.S. legislative and executive branches of government.

AJC

AJC works with leaders across society to support Israel and combat surging antisemitism, and leverage strategic communications to educate, counter misinformation, and shape public opinion. 

Foundation to Combat Antisemitism (FCAS)

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

If you are struggling with mental health during this time, please reach out to:

 

FCAS’ mission is to uniquely reach unengaged non-Jewish Americans, moving them to become active allies in the fight against hate. They do this through a fact-based, non-confrontational, and actionable approach that addresses the root cause of Jewish hate and all hate at scale.​

BluE dove foundation

The Blue Dove Foundation was created to address mental illness and addiction in the Jewish community and beyond. We work with organizations and communities -- both Jewish and interfaith -- across the country and around the world.

VOLUNTEERING IN ISRAEL

Approximately half the Israel population is volunteering in some capacity since the war of October 7. Labor is in short supply due to hundreds of thousands of Israeli’s called up for reserve duty, many foreign workers left the country and many Israelis cannot get to their workplace because of war-related or safety issues. Learn more about medical care, agriculture and mass feeding programs:

EMERGENCY VOLUNTEER PROJECT

The Emergency Volunteer Project is a disaster relief & rescue organization whose primary mission is to deploy volunteer teams to Israel in times of crisis.

ISREAL FOOD RESCUE

Isreal Food Rescue offers volunteers the opportunity to work with Isreali farms, farm workers and the Ministry of Agriculture.

MORE ORGANIZATIONS

    • Founded in 1982 by Winifred Meiselman, CAMERA has been monitoring the media for anti-Israel bias. It also monitors campus activity and has a blog, CAMERA on Campus. CAMERA Education Institute helps confront antisemitism and anti-Zionism in K-12 and in higher education, helps students stay informed about Israel and assists students, parents, and educators who are facing discrimination. Some accuse CAMERA of being an extreme activist group. https://www.camera-edu.org/about-us/

    • Founded in 2019, CAM fights all modern-day antisemitism coming from the far-left and the far-right and from radical Islamists through new approaches and alliances and relationship-building with policymakers. CAM engages more than 700 partner organizations and three million people from a variety of backgrounds. It produces global reports on antisemitic trends. It is active on Instagram. https://combatantisemitism.org/

    • IAN works on school campuses, with interfaith partners, including churches, and with governments at the state and federal level to combat discrimination, antisemitism, BDS, and anti-Israel attacks.  https://www.israelactionnetwork.org/

    • JCPA engages the Jewish community to create a just and inclusive society free of discrimination. Combatting antisemitism is at the core of its mission to create a democratic society free of hate. Since 1944, JCPA has been advocating for policies relating to antisemitism, civil rights, reproductive rights, civil justice, immigration, poverty, voting rights, etc. Regarding antisemitism, JCPA has urged congress to pass legislation to improve tracking and prevention of hate crimes, white supremacist violence, and online hate. https://jewishpublicaffairs.org/antisemitism-and-hate/

    • JFNA was founded in 1999 from the merger of United Jewish Appeal and the Council of Jewish Federations. JFNA helps keep Jewish communities safe in the face of rising antisemitism through its LiveSecure nationally funded safety program. It also partners with the federal government (DHS) and the Secure Community Network to ensure the safety of Jewish community organizations. The office in Jerusalem is the hub for supporting Jews around the world. https://www.jewishfederations.org/livesecure

    • This Center is a global Jewish human rights organization that combats antisemitism, hate, and promotes Holocaust education. It is headquartered in Los Angeles, but also has offices in other U.S. cities, and internationally (Berlin, Toronto, Jerusalem, and Buenos Aires), and is an NGO at the U.N. It educates through the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. https://www.wiesenthal.com/about/about-the-simon-wiesenthal-center/

    • Founded in 2018 by social media influencer Liora Rez, this grassroots action-oriented organization publicly exposes antisemites and brings about consequences, such as job loss and school expulsions. Its website highlights the “Antisemite of the Week” and “Antisemite of the Year” and grades college campuses annually for their antisemitism. It is active on social media. https://www.stopantisemitism.org/

    • This non-partisan Jewish organization was formed in 1936 in Geneva, Switzerland, to fight the Nazis and to advocate for a Jewish homeland. It is now based in New York and advocates for Jewish communities and organizations in 100 countries globally.  WJC has a variety of programs and initiatives, including SECCA, Special Envoys & Coordinators Combating Antisemitism forum, where officials from various countries meet to exchange views and share policies to combat antisemitism. https://www.worldjewishcongress.org/en/focus-areas/combating-anti-semitism