A Program to Reduce Hate Violence in NYC Was Showing Promise, Then the City Defunded It

NYC Against Hate trained thousands of people in "upstander" interventions and pushed for more community-based alternati…

"This Is a Moment to Be Really Vigilant Against All Forms of Oppression"

CounterSpin interview with JFREJ's Audrey Sasson on antisemitism

Responding to hate violence epidemic, leaders of New York's Jewish community demand action and new approach

Fifty rabbis and other Jewish community leaders join Arab-American, Muslim, LGBTQ, immigrant, Black and Brown communiti…

How to Address Antisemitism: Take Action Now

In an op-ed in the Gotham Gazette, JFREJ Antisemitism Team members Arielle Korman and Martha Acklesberg describe JFREJ’…

JFREJ’s Leo Ferguson on NPR’s On The Media

Leo Ferguson, Movement Building Organizer at Jews For Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ) appeared on WNYC’s On The Media

JFREJ Leads Bold Hate Violence Prevention Initiative

Following rise in hate violence, diverse group of NYC community orgs, elected leaders, demand a new strategy

Reflections on Racism and Antisemitism

Last week, the Movement For Black Lives release a statement rejecting the racist targeting of Black leaders by the righ…

End of Year Antisemitism Review

Living Our Values: A Letter From JFREJ Executive Director Audrey Sasson

Understanding Antisemitism: An Offering To Our Movement

Antisemitism Resources from the Women's Convention in Detroit