JCRB|AJC works with government officials, schools, the media, law enforcement, and others to not only ensure that issues of importance to the Jewish community are heard and considered, but also to partner with them on behalf of our community when incidents of antisemitism and discrimination arise.
If you have experienced an incident of antisemitism, or know of someone who has, please take a moment to complete the Incident Report above.
*Please note that JCRB|AJC cannot provide legal advice or take legal action on anyone’s behalf.
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.
nearly one in five were physically assaulted, threatened, or verbally harassed
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.
