Jewish Safety
Combating antisemitism and strengthening the democratic institutions and civic relationships that help Jewish communities thrive.
Jewish Safety
Jewish safety means more than freedom from violence: it means the ability to live and thrive openly as Jews—to gather, worship, follow our religious conscience, and participate fully and equally in public life. At a time of heightened antisemitism, protecting that freedom means confronting hate while strengthening the democracy, religious liberty, and pluralism that allow Jewish life to flourish.


