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In recent years, Jewish student leaders have contended with an increasingly hostile campus environment. Join AJC as outstanding campus leaders discuss the challenges facing Jewish students on campus, and learn how these students are fighting back.

To help you know it when you see it, AJC defined some frequently-used antisemitic words and symbols you may find hiding in plain sight—from the internet to pop culture. View the Translate Hate Glossary.

California has experienced a 72% increase in anti-Semitism over the last three years. Jews are the state’s primary religious hate crime target and third most frequently targeted ethnic group. Students must learn what anti-Semitism is and that it did not end with the Holocaust — the Ethnic Studies Curriculum should finally include it.

Holly Huffnagle, American Jewish Committee (AJC) U.S. Director for Combating Antisemitism, briefed members of the Inter-parliamentary Task Force on Online Antisemitism. “The future of combating antisemitism, in many ways, is combating the digitization of the problem. We all need to send the message that antisemitism in any form is unacceptable on or offline,” Huffnagle told the task force.