Advocacy and Engagement in a Vibrant, Diverse City
AJC San Francisco connects our community with American Jewish Committee’s global advocacy work to enhance the well-being of the Jewish people and Israel. Our access to diplomats, elected officials, and interfaith leaders at the local level advances AJC’s broader global priorities: combating antisemitism, promoting Israel’s place in the world, and countering the spread of radicalism and extremism.
Our impact extends well beyond the San Francisco community, helping AJC achieve tangible results in the form of government policies, formidable alliances, and hard-hitting legislation that make our world safer and more secure.
We are situated in one of our nation’s most innovative and diverse cities. The Bay Area is at the forefront of technology and new ideas that are changing the way we think about our world. Our advocacy and programming reflect the spirit and opportunities of our community.
AJC San Francisco regularly engages in high-level diplomacy with the more than 35 countries that have diplomatic representatives in the city. Through pioneering interfaith and intergroup outreach, we build bridges of understanding with San Francisco’s Latino and Muslim communities. And our young professionals network, ACCESS San Francisco, brings together emerging Jewish leaders.
Upcoming Events
March 22, 2023
AJC SF ACCESS: Young Professionals Reception
AJC San Francisco is hosting an exclusiveACCESS event at Manny's Community Space. ACCESS, American Jewish Committee's young professional division, empowers Jewish leaders to advocate on behalf of critical domestic and global issues facing the Jewish community.
Join other young Jewish leaders in person for a conversation with Matan Zamir, Israel's Deputy Consul General to the Pacific Northwest. Appetizers and beverages will be served.
Please register in advance.
For questions about the event, please email Events Coordinator Clara Cunradi at cunradic@ajc.org.
Rabbi Serena Eisenberg has been Northern California Director of AJC since February 2018. Previously she spent ten years as Executive Director of Hillels at Stanford University and Brown University, and on sabbatical in Israel as a Jerusalem Fellow at the Mandel Leadership Institute.