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The number of viewers watching AJC Advocacy Anywhere sessions, since the program’s inception in March, now exceeds 2.4 million worldwide. The online series examines timely political, geopolitical, diplomatic, and other issues in the COVID-19 era.

When American Jewish Committee’s People of the Pod premiered more than two years ago, it promised to bring a weekly analysis of the world through a Jewish lens. Here are our top 10 episodes for both new listeners and long-time followers.

Monuments are not mere markers of history; they are instruments of memory. Whom we choose to memorialize says a great deal about who we are as a people.

With the hope of mending wounds the Attorney General’s Office, in partnership with the American Jewish Committee, formed the Black-Jewish Clergy Roundtable last year. With a dedicated group of Black Christian Clergy and Jewish Rabbis dedicated to strengthening Black-Jewish ties, this diverse group, from across the spectrum of both Jewish Rabbinic and Black Christian Ministerial life convened to promote a message of tolerance, unity, civility and mutual respect for each other’s communities.

As we navigate through COVID19, we must be aware that hate grows in times of plague and economic downturn. Hatred is dangerous, polarizes and unacceptable. Targeting Asians, Native Americans, Muslims, Chinese and Jews leads to conspiracy theories and extremism.