Civic Duty
We meet directly with elected officials, school leaders, law enforcement, and community leaders to advocate for the Jewish community and drive meaningful change.
The American Jewish Alliance actively engages with elected officials, school leaders, law enforcement, and community organizations to ensure Jewish concerns are heard and addressed. Our advocacy includes testimony before city councils and village boards, meetings with municipal officials, school administrators, and law enforcement agencies, as well as ongoing collaboration with local leaders to address antisemitism, improve public safety, and strengthen accountability.
Through these efforts, we raise awareness of antisemitism, advocate for safer schools and communities, address harmful public messaging, and encourage institutions to respond meaningfully when incidents occur. Every meeting is an opportunity to build relationships, influence policy, strengthen accountability, and ensure the Jewish community has a voice in the decisions that affect it.
To date, the American Jewish Alliance has participated in 47 advocacy meetings. The chart below shows the breakdown by meeting type.
