Resources

Simon Deng, a survivor of child slavery in Sudan and human rights advocate, shared his journey from enslavement to a life dedicated to fighting injustice and standing with Israel and the Jewish community. Dr. Charles Jacobs, founder of the American Anti-Slavery Group and chairman of the American Jewish Alliance, moderated the conversation. Simon spoke about his visits to Israel, his support for hostage families, and his work as co-founder of the African Jewish Alliance. They discussed human rights, solidarity between African and Jewish communities, and how individuals can take action against hatred and persecution.

Holocaust survivor Sami Steigmann and former neo-Nazi leader Jeff Schoep come together for a powerful conversation about antisemitism, extremism, and personal transformation. Jeff shares his journey from leading a neo-Nazi movement to leaving extremism behind and dedicating his life to combating hate. Together, they explore the dangers of radicalization, the importance of Holocaust education, and how dialogue, understanding, and human connection can help combat hatred and create meaningful change.

A presentation by Dr. Pamela Scheinman examining common claims about Israel through historical, legal, and political events. The presentation covers Jewish connections to the land, the creation of modern Israel, refugees, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, antisemitism, Hamas, and the broader challenges Israel faces.

Explore the shared history, cultural connections, and experiences of the Assyrian and Jewish people. Enlil Odisho discusses the historical, cultural, and linguistic ties between these two indigenous Middle Eastern communities, as well as the challenges, resilience, and common interests that continue to connect them today.

Dr. Charles Jacobs discusses how to navigate conversations about Israel and recognize language used to distort facts and assign false moral blame to Israel and the Jewish people. He shares practical strategies for identifying these tactics, reframing conversations, and responding with greater clarity and confidence.

Holocaust survivor Sami Steigmann shares his journey of survival, courage, and hope. From surviving a Nazi labor camp and medical experimentation as a child to serving in the Israeli Air Force and building a new life in the United States, Sami reflects on his experiences and the lessons they taught him about resilience, gratitude, compassion, and hope.

Chicago Jewish Alliance, in partnership with Gesher Community Care, presents a conversation focused on the challenges Jewish mental health professionals face as they navigate antisemitism and anti-Zionism in professional spaces. The discussion explores shared experiences, available resources and support, and ways to build stronger connections among Jewish mental health professionals.

Antisemitism is increasingly affecting Jewish students and employees in schools, universities, and workplaces. In this webinar, Joel Taubman, Staff Attorney at the Brandeis Center, explains how antisemitism can appear in these settings, the legal protections available, and steps to take when discrimination occurs. Learn about key federal protections, including Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, and tools for addressing antisemitism.

Read the resolution adopted by the Chicago City Council in February 2025 condemning modern-day slavery, human trafficking, and forced labor while calling for the protection and freedom of victims worldwide.

Watch this documentary by Yuval David exploring the historical, archaeological, religious, and genetic evidence supporting the Jewish people's indigenous connection and continuous presence in the land of Israel. The film traces thousands of years of Jewish history and explains why Jews are recognized as an indigenous people of the land of Israel.

Watch Robert L. Meyer and Lt. Col. (Res.) Maurice Hirsch explore the legal foundations of Israel's rights under the Mandate for Palestine and examine the historical record 100 years after its adoption.

S.A.F.E. Campus is a nonprofit, non-partisan grassroots advocacy organization that combats antisemitism on American college campuses through legal advocacy, training, media engagement, government relations, protests, and action campaigns.

#EndJewHatred is a grassroots civil rights movement dedicated to combating antisemitism through education, advocacy, and peaceful action. The movement empowers Jews and allies to stand against discrimination while advancing equality and human rights.

Growing Wings connects pre-service, active-duty, and post-service Lone Soldiers with housing, financial assistance, healthcare, advocacy, and community resources. Through partnerships in Israel and outreach across the U.S., the organization strengthens support networks and fosters lasting connections between the Jewish diaspora and Israel.

Report incidents of antisemitism in K–12 schools. Your report helps us document incidents, identify trends, support affected students and families, and work with schools to improve accountability and create safer learning environments.

The Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law advances the civil and human rights of the Jewish people while promoting justice for all. Through legal advocacy, education, and strategic action, the organization works to combat antisemitism and protect civil rights on campuses and in communities across the country.

A global organization dedicated to preserving the memory of the Holocaust, educating future generations about its lessons, and combating antisemitism, hatred, and intolerance around the world.

Leading international Israel education organization and a key partner in campus advocacy, student leadership, and combating antisemitism.

The Lawfare Project provides pro bono legal representation to protect the rights of Jewish individuals and organizations facing antisemitism and discrimination. Through litigation, legal advocacy, and education, it works to defend the civil rights of the Jewish community and advance justice.