Federally funded classrooms and campuses must remain safe, inclusive environments where every student can learn and thrive.

Gayle Horwitz, Director of Education Policy at American Jewish Committee (AJC), explains how the bipartisan Jewish American Security Act (JASA) would strengthen protections against antisemitism and help ensure that Jewish students—and all students—can learn free from intimidation and hate.


Take action: Urge your elected officials to support JASA by visiting AJC.org/ActAgainstAntisemitism.

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