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Resources & Support for Antisemitism

Rising antisemitism is of paramount concern to the Jewish community and one of the top priorities for the Federation’s Jewish Community Relations Council. In the ADL’s annual audit, they found that antisemitic incidents, including vandalism, harassment, and assaults expressing Jewish hate, nearly tripled in Washington in 2023 compared to the year prior.

Incident Reporting & Support

Learn how to report antisemitic incidents and access support services for individuals affected by hate, from statewide resources to peer advocacy programs.

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K-12 School Resources

Find resources to help families and schools respond to antisemitism in K-12 settings, including reporting tools and advocacy letters.

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University Resources

Find resources to help students, faculty and university leadership respond to antisemitism in higher education settings, including reporting tools and university-specific educational materials.

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Antisemitism in the Workplace

Find resources to help prevent antisemitism in the workplace and promote inclusive, supportive environments for Jewish employees.

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Solidarity Resources for Non-Jews

Discover ways to speak out, learn more, and take a stand against antisemitism through community engagement and advocacy.

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Learn More

Explore tools and materials that provide a deeper understanding of antisemitism, its history, and strategies for combating it in today’s world.

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Reach out to jcrc@jewishinseattle.org for any inquiries about this resource.

  • Reporting an Incident
    • SAFE WA – Jewish Federation’s reporting tool for all incidents in WA State, especially important if you have a police report.
    • Anti-Defamation League – Reporting for all incidents.
    • StandWithUs – Reporting for all incidents.
    • StopHateInSchools – Reporting only for K-12 incidents.
    • Report Campus Hate – Reporting only for universities. A partnership between Hillel International, the ADL, and the Secure Community Network.
  • Personal Care, Support, and Healing for Victims
    • Kol Chadash provides support and peer advocacy for individuals and their families who have experienced overt antisemitism or are navigating less obvious microaggressions or bias at school, work, or in the community.
  • What Can I Do About Antisemitism in My Child’s School?
    • Family Resource Guide – Families with K-12 students now have access to a comprehensive resource featuring the letter sent to schools and districts, reporting mechanisms, Jewish community contacts, customizable form letters, and more. A resource from the JCRC.
    • Walkout Response Letter – A customizable form letter designed to empower families to respond effectively to harmful situations affecting Jewish and Israeli students. The letter can be adapted to meet the specific needs of different circumstances at various schools, offering a practical and timely tool for advocacy. A resource from the JCRC.
    • Where Do I Turn & What Can I Do? | Antisemitism Workshop for Parents of K-12 Students – Webinar addressing the unprecedented challenges facing Jewish students and parents post-October 7th. Resources, real-life scenarios, and strategies for support.

Resources developed by the JCRC in collaboration with local organizations dedicated to combating antisemitism in schools.

  • How Do I Talk to My Child About Antisemitism?
    • Shine A Light on Antisemitism – A wide variety of educational resources tailored for different age groups, from kindergarten through adulthood.

 

 

  • Resources for K-12 Educators and Leadership
    • Letter to School Districts – This letter outlines five actionable steps schools should take to ensure the safety and well-being of Jewish and Israeli students. It was sent to 313 public school districts, tribal schools, and charter school networks across Washington State, as well as to 25 independent schools in the Puget Sound area. A resource from the JCRC.
    • K-12 Antisemitism Resources for Schools – This resource highlights the valuable work of local Jewish partner organizations for K-12 schools and was included in the letter sent to schools and districts at the start of the school year. A resource from the JCRC.
  • Resources for College Students
    • Campus Resources – Resources for campus administrations and Jewish students and faculty to address issues undermining Jewish inclusion and safety. These resources promote healthy dialogue and provide strategies for effective engagement to drive systemic change. A resource from Project Shema.
    • Campus Antisemitism Legal Line – A free legal protection helpline for students who experience antisemitism. It is available to students, families, faculty, and staff members who can report incidents of antisemitic discrimination, intimidation, harassment, vandalism, or violence. An initiative of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), Hillel International, and the Brandeis Center.
    • Understanding Antisemitism on Campus – This three-part video series introduces students, faculty, and staff to the origins of antisemitism, how it manifests today, and how they can confront antisemitism when they encounter it. A resource from Hillel International.
  • Resources for Employees
    • Challenging Antisemitism and Bias in the Workplace – Prevent antisemitism and bias in the workplace. Promote inclusive work cultures where all employees can thrive. A resource from Anti-Defamation League (ADL).
    • Let’s Create a Safe and Inclusive Workplace for All – Fact sheets, videos, webinars and other resources to help organizations, companies, institutions, and individuals to unite in shining a light on antisemitism in all its modern forms. A resource from Shine A Light.
    • Understanding and Supporting Jewish Colleagues at Work – Explore Jewish identity, diversity, and the history of antisemitism. This course offers strategies to foster inclusion, support Jewish colleagues, and combat discrimination through intersectional understanding and allyship. A LinkedIn Training in collaboration with Project Shema.
  • Take Action – Sign the Elected and Civic Leader Pledge Against Antisemitism
  • Listen and Learn– To be an ally, understanding is key. Schedule a meeting with the Jewish Federation’s JCRC to learn more about the local Jewish experience or to be connected to an antisemitism workshop for you and your team. Email us at jcrc@jewishinseattle.org.
  • Speak Out – When incidents of antisemitism occur, use your position of leadership – on social media, on official platforms, and to traditional media, to make clear that anti-Jewish harm is dangerous to our communities.
  • Translate Hate – Identify antisemitic rhetoric in the digital age and make positive change. A resource from American Jewish Committee (AJC).
  • Antisemitism & Bigotry Archives – Historical manifestations of antisemitism in Europe, the Muslim world and the United States. A resource from My Jewish Learning.
  • Antisemitism Uncovered: A Guide to Old Myths in a New Era – Historical context, fact-based descriptions of prevalent antisemitic myths, contemporary examples, and calls to action for addressing this hate. A resource from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).

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