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Advocacy Anywhere is American Jewish Committee’s digital platform that enables you to engage with AJC’s leading expertise, content, and advocacy from wherever you are. Whether you are working or studying from home or simply looking for a chance to delve into the issues that matter most to you and to our community, Advocacy Anywhere offers carefully curated content including timely briefings, programs, and hard-hitting AJC analysis, featuring global thinkers and policymakers.

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July 16, 2026

Protecting the Memory of Jedwabne: Truth, Remembrance, and Responsibility

On July 10, 1941, hundreds of Jews were murdered in the Polish town of Jedwabne, a massacre that became one of the most significant and painful symbols of Poland facing its Holocaust-era past. The debate over Jedwabne became one of the most consequential public reckonings in democratic Poland, reshaping the national conversation about history, responsibility, and remembrance. Over the past year, far-right activists have sought to disrupt the annual Jedwabne commemorations, promote a falsified version of history, and spread antisemitic tropes that undermine historical truth and dishonor the victims. Abraham Wasserstein, son of survivor Shmuel Wasserstein, will be joined by Agnieszka Markiewicz, Rubin and Frances Partel Director of the Shapiro Silverberg AJC Central Europe Institute, and Chief Rabbi of Poland Michael Schudrich to reflect on this year's commemorations, the legacy of Jedwabne, the growing challenges posed by Holocaust distortion and antisemitism, and the efforts of survivors' families, Jewish leaders, and civil society to defend historical truth and honor the victims. The program will also highlight Shmuel’s legacy, whose eyewitness testimony remains essential to preserving the historical record for future generations.

Thursday, July 16, 2026
12 p.m. ET

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The State of Antisemitism in America 2025
February 11, 2026

Yesterday, AJC released its State of Antisemitism in America 2025 Report, a comprehensive look at how Jewish Americans and the broader public perceive and experience antisemitism. Based on surveys conducted last fall, the report comes amid continued violence, heightened security concerns, and the spread of antisemitism across social media, campuses, and public discourse. This Advocacy Anywhere explores the key findings, shifting perceptions, and the evolving landscape of antisemitism in the U.S.

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