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The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism & Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History are partnering together to empower all people to #StandUpToJewishHate this Jewish American Heritage Month.
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Antisemitism and hate have no place on campus. Help our partners provide support, identify patterns and trends, and ensure that colleges and universities feel safe for Jewish students.
Learn HowCombined Jewish Philanthropies encourages everyone to #StandUpToJewishHate during Passover
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Almost two-thirds of Jewish Americans (67%) have seen antisemitism online or on social media in the past year. Even more, one-in-eight Jewish Americans have reported being personally targeted by antisemitic remarks or posts online or through social media in the past year.
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Yes, antisemitism is on the rise around the world. Antisemitic attitudes and hate crimes have been steadily increasing over the years. It is not just a threat to the Jewish community – accepted hate, in any form, is a threat to our society.
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If you see antisemitic activity in your community or online, contact our partners at the ADL.
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Over 40% of Jewish Americans feel less secure than they did a year ago. That loss of security is due, in large part, to the rise of antisemitic attacks in the past year and how acceptable antisemitism and racism have become. To stop the normalization of antisemitism, Americans must speak out against antisemitic tropes and conspiracy theories.
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With antisemitic rhetoric on the rise, it’s important to not to ignore hateful comments when you hear them. In many instances, people who make these types of comments or jokes are unaware that what they said was problematic. When this happens, it is recommended to immediately inform the person so they know that what they said was antisemitic. This allows everyone to see the issue with what was said, and shows victims of the statement that they have an ally.
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Helpful resources for teachers and administrators to effectively teach about antisemitism in the classroom
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LEARN HOWUntil seeing my Bubbe on Yom Kippur doesn’t include a police officer posted in front of temple (no matter how thankful we are for them keeping us safe). #standuptojewishhate #🟦
Until seeing my Bubbe on Yom Kippur doesn’t include a police officer posted in front of temple (no matter how thankful we are for them keeping us safe). #standuptojewishhate #🟦
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New slides came in and with a Stop The Jewish Hate button. #standuptojewishhate #🟦 adidas adidasoriginals #yeezyslides
I got my #StandUpToJewishHate pin! Thank you, standuptojewishhate! I would hashtag the blue square but my old phone doesn`t have a blue square option.
I got my #StandUpToJewishHate pin! Thank you, standuptojewishhate! I would hashtag the blue square but my old phone doesn`t have a blue square option.
Growing up I knew a wonderful Jewish man named Eric. One thing as a child I would never forget was his stories of growing up in the Holocaust & his tattoo on his forearm as a way of indefication for the Nazis. I`m proud to support this cause standuptojewishhate #standuptojewishhate #spreadlovenothate #allequal #nodiscrimination #makeadifference #🟦
Growing up I knew a wonderful Jewish man named Eric. One thing as a child I would never forget was his stories of growing up in the Holocaust & his tattoo on his forearm as a way of indefication for the Nazis. I`m proud to support this cause standuptojewishhate #standuptojewishhate #spreadlovenothate #allequal #nodiscrimination #makeadifference #🟦
A record number of antisemitic incidents were reported in the U.S. last year, according to adl_national.
We must combat rising antisemitism and always #StandUpToJewishHate whenever and wherever it occurs.
A record number of antisemitic incidents were reported in the U.S. last year, according to adl_national.
We must combat rising antisemitism and always #StandUpToJewishHate whenever and wherever it occurs.
Happy Birthday to 2019 Genesis Prize Laureate Robert Kraft. At the Genesis Prize award ceremony, he announced the creation of The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism with a personal $20 million donation. Robert, you inspire all of us to join you in standing up to antisemitism and all forms of hate.
#JewishAchievement #Jewish #Judaism #RobertKraft #StopAntisemitism #StopTheHate #🟦 #StandUpToJewishHate standuptojewishhate patriots
Happy Birthday to 2019 Genesis Prize Laureate Robert Kraft. At the Genesis Prize award ceremony, he announced the creation of The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism with a personal $20 million donation. Robert, you inspire all of us to join you in standing up to antisemitism and all forms of hate.
#JewishAchievement #Jewish #Judaism #RobertKraft #StopAntisemitism #StopTheHate #🟦 #StandUpToJewishHate standuptojewishhate patriots
Blue Square pins were worn at UMass Boston’s 55th commencement ceremonies last month to support Robert Kraft and his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism’s campaign.
The blue square is meant to represent the Jewish population in the United States. It takes up 2.4 percent of television and digital screens, billboards, and social media feeds. That number symbolizes that the Jewish community makes up 2.4 percent of the American population yet are the victims of 55 percent of religious-based hate crimes, Kraft has said.
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Blue Square pins were worn at UMass Boston’s 55th commencement ceremonies last month to support Robert Kraft and his Foundation to Combat Antisemitism’s campaign.
The blue square is meant to represent the Jewish population in the United States. It takes up 2.4 percent of television and digital screens, billboards, and social media feeds. That number symbolizes that the Jewish community makes up 2.4 percent of the American population yet are the victims of 55 percent of religious-based hate crimes, Kraft has said.
#StandUpToJewishHate
As #JewishHeritageMonth comes to a close, Patriots Cheerleader Eliza shares how her worlds have collided as a member of the squad and with her work for Combined Jewish Philanthropies.
Read the full story at the link in our bio. #StandUpToJewishHate #🟦
Photo by David Silverman.
As #JewishHeritageMonth comes to a close, Patriots Cheerleader Eliza shares how her worlds have collided as a member of the squad and with her work for Combined Jewish Philanthropies.
Read the full story at the link in our bio. #StandUpToJewishHate #🟦
Photo by David Silverman.
As we close out Jewish American History Month, I am beyond honored to support two historic campaigns: the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism #StandUpToJewishHate campaign, and the Combined Jewish Philanthropies “Face Jewish Hate” campaign.
As a Patriots Cheerleader and a Jewish non-profit professional, I’ve witnessed firsthand the importance of leaders joining together to educate the community, and it’s a privilege to be a part of two world-class organizations that are saying “enough is enough” when it comes to antisemitism.
Thank you to the Kraft family, the Patriots Organization and Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, my colleagues at CJP, and my incredible coaches & teammates for supporting this work that means so much to me. alexandriastav and jenn_goehle, you’ve supported me from day one and provided me with more opportunities than I could have ever dreamed of.
Lastly, thank you al_francisco for capturing my story. The organization is so lucky to have strong women supporting women.
#StandUpToJewishHate🟦
As we close out Jewish American History Month, I am beyond honored to support two historic campaigns: the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism #StandUpToJewishHate campaign, and the Combined Jewish Philanthropies “Face Jewish Hate” campaign.
As a Patriots Cheerleader and a Jewish non-profit professional, I’ve witnessed firsthand the importance of leaders joining together to educate the community, and it’s a privilege to be a part of two world-class organizations that are saying “enough is enough” when it comes to antisemitism.
Thank you to the Kraft family, the Patriots Organization and Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, my colleagues at CJP, and my incredible coaches & teammates for supporting this work that means so much to me. alexandriastav and jenn_goehle, you’ve supported me from day one and provided me with more opportunities than I could have ever dreamed of.
Lastly, thank you al_francisco for capturing my story. The organization is so lucky to have strong women supporting women.
#StandUpToJewishHate🟦
We were so excited to see the #🟦 and #StandUpToJewishHate featured as part of the @nfl #MyCauseMyCleats - an initiative where players, staff, and other members of the NFL community wear customized footwear to raise awareness for causes of their choosing.
Thank you to NFL Hall of Famer and current Executive Director for Community Affairs for the New England @patriots Andre Tippett (@backer56) and the Washington Commanders (@commanders) for highlighting this important initiative.
It’s unacceptable for people to publicly say that the atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7th were fake, distorted, or justified. There are still people who say similar things about the Holocaust and are part of the continued hateful disinformation campaign against Jews. Share this message with the truth and help stand up to this kind of hate. #StandUpToJewishHate #🟦
December 1 is World AIDS Day, a day to bring awareness to the HIV epidemic, speak out against its stigma, and call for an increased response to end HIV and AIDS worldwide.
Larry Kramer, a Jewish author and outspoken AIDS activist, dedicated his life to these issues. As a playwright, essayist, and author, Kramer used his voice and creative talent to turn the public perception of the AIDS epidemic from what had been seen as a “gay disease” into a public health emergency that could impact everyone, regardless of sexual orientation.
Kramer wrote, “The Normal Heart” in 1981, a Tony Award and Emmy Award-winning play and film which brought national attention to the rise of the HIV/AIDS crisis in NYC, and the very real people the disease affected. Kramer also founded Gay Men’s Health Crisis and later ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power) to create spaces focused solely on the HIV epidemic.
Kramer was known as a “valuable troublemaker,” whose efforts in fighting against AIDS and the stigma surrounding the disease were vital in creating national dialogue and activism, saving and humanizing many lives in the process. May his #MemoryBeABlessing.
Propaganda and disinformation spreads online at an instant. Even though it might just be a like or a share, falling into the trap of this type of propaganda results in further confusion and spreading of hate online. Share this post and do your part to #StandUpToJewishHate. #🟦
This study conducted by the @adl_national and @hillelintl shows the reality of what it`s like to be a Jewish college student in the United States.
Some more key findings:
➡️ 26% of students assumed to be Jewish by others reported being on the receiving end of offensive anti-Jewish remarks.
➡️ Since the October 7th attacks on Israel, students who have felt comfortable with others knowing they’re Jewish decreased from 63.7% to 38.6%.
➡️ Prior to 10/7, two-thirds (66.6%) of Jewish students said they felt “very” or “extremely” physically safe on campus, compared to less than half (45.5%) post-10/7.
➡️ 70% of Jewish and non-Jewish students said their university should do more to address anti-Jewish prejudice.
These findings are disturbing — we all must do our part to #StandUpToJewishHate on campus and anywhere it exists. #🟦
Link in bio for the full study.