Connect. Educate. Advocate.

Building
common ground
across Kansas City.

We bridge what divides us.​

JCRB|AJC is the primary representative of the Jewish community of Greater Kansas City in building relationships across communities and fostering a more inclusive, connected society. We believe that shared understanding, meaningful dialogue, and collaboration are among the most powerful tools we have for reducing prejudice and making Kansas City stronger.

Rooted in Kansas City, connected globally — we uniquely integrate the organizational missions of JCRB (Jewish Community Relations Bureau) and AJC (American Jewish Committee) — to nurture relationships, educate, and advocate in building understanding across all faiths and backgrounds.

10000

Jewish community members in our region

0

Local antisemitic Incidents & Concerns
managed this year

2500 +

Engaged with us last year

The distance between neighbors is growing. So is what fills it.​

Why this work matters now

Addressing antisemitism

Antisemitism rises where communities are polarized, where people stop knowing one another and where fear goes unanswered. The numbers tell us antisemitism has changed recently.

feel less safe as Jews in the U.S. due to violent attacks in the past year
%
of American Jews experienced antisemitism in the past year
0 %
of Americans have seen or heard antisemitic incidents online or on social media.
0 %
The solution

What gives us hope.

Seven in ten Americans recognize antisemitism as a problem in this country. Our neighbors see it too. Awareness isn’t the missing piece — connection is. Turning shared concern into shared community is exactly the work we do.

of U.S. adults say antisemitism is a problem in America today
%
took action after witnessing an incident online or in person
0 %

Connect. Educate. Advocate.​