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American Jewish Committee (AJC) has a global architecture that spans six continents. Headquartered in the United States, AJC maintains overseas posts and regional institutes that serve as our advocacy hubs in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East.

In June 2021, AJC released its annual survey of American Jewish opinion along with a companion survey capturing the views of Israeli Jews. The two surveys shed light on the perspectives of American and Israeli Jews on a range of important topics focusing on the relationship between the Jewish state and the Diaspora, attitudes toward President Biden, and much more.

The American Jewish community is a beautiful tapestry made up of individuals from many diverse backgrounds and with many ways of being Jewish. There’s no one American Jewish experience, and each unique perspective only adds to the richness of the Jewish story in America. American Jewish Committee (AJC) highlights stories of American Jews in this video series. Watch the videos here.

AJC's Incubator for Young Jews Combating Antisemitism

The Oberammergau Passion Play of Bavaria, Germany, was once ignominiously known for its virulent anti-Judaism. However, revisions to the script and staging since the 1990s have changed the play for the better, and AJC has been at the forefront in pushing for these reforms.