AJC was founded in 1906 in the aftermath of the Kishinev pogroms, and since then we have been using diplomacy, education, and advocacy to combat anti-Semitism in the United States and around the world. More >
Are the traditional strategies for dealing with anti-Semitism the most effective ways to deal with this scourge in the twenty-first century? Kenneth Stern, an award-winning author and AJC’s expert on anti-Semitism and extremism, tackles this and related issues. Anti-Semitism Today is a practical guide to identifying different types of anti-Semitism, analyzing contemporary circumstances, and offering appropriate strategies to consider when responding. More >
American universities are more hospitable to Jews and Jewish Life than ever, but attempts to delegitimize Israel and to dehumanize its supporters are troubling. More >
AJC's ground breaking research and programs explore the ideologies of individuals and movements which promote anti-Semitism today or are likely to do so tomorrow. More >
AJC has played a key role in countering anti-Israel boycotts. We have supported the legal and political work which helped overturn votes by academic unions in the UK to boycott Israeli academics and academic institutions. More >
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AJC Radio Message: Presidential Election Fever
"We'll have a winner come Election Day. But the ultimate victor is America. This election reminds us why," says David Harris in his national radio commentary.
