AJC’s 2016 Survey of American Jewish Opinion, conducted by the research company SSRS, is based on telephone interviews carried out August 8-28 with a national sample of 1,002 Jews over age 18.
A delegation of U.S. college presidents has arrived in Israel to exchange ideas with their counterparts in the Jewish State and forge partnerships with students and faculty from both nations, as part of a trip sponsored by Project Interchange, an educational institute of American Jewish Committee.
One of the priorities for AJC San Diego is to ensure educational institutions protect students, staff, and faculty from antisemitism, harassment, and hostile learning environments due to real or perceived Jewish and/or pro-Israel identities.
May was Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM), a month designated to celebrate the contributions and 360+ year history of the Jewish American community. To celebrate and learn more about this rich history, AJC rolled out a campaign and invited stakeholders across our community to join us in celebrating JAHM.
A big development that made international headlines is the White House’s U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism. This non-partisan plan goes beyond theoretical discussions and provides action items applicable to San Diego, offering us a new set of tools and resources to support lasting positive change in our community.