Resources
Education and tools to understand, identify, and respond to antisemitism in the Bay Area.
How to fight antisemitism
A practical guide for recognizing, responding to, and preventing antisemitism in your community, workplace, or school.
Learn moreAntisemitism education
Curriculum materials, discussion guides, and training resources for educators, parents, and community leaders in the Bay Area.
Learn moreJewish California advocacy
Learn about the California Jewish community, advocacy priorities, and how the Bay Area contributes to statewide Jewish life.
Learn moreReport antisemitism
Report antisemitic incidents safely and securely. Your report helps us respond, advocate, and support affected community members.
Learn moreNational resources
Links to national organizations, reporting tools, and research centers tracking antisemitism across the United States.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
What counts as antisemitism?
Antisemitism includes prejudice, hostility, or discrimination against Jewish people. It can take the form of hate speech, harassment, violence, conspiracy theories, or denial of Jewish identity and history.
What should I do if I witness antisemitism?
Document what happened, support the person targeted if safe to do so, and report the incident to appropriate authorities or our reporting form. Bystander intervention training can also help you respond safely and effectively.
How can I support the Bay Area Jewish community?
Volunteer with local organizations, attend community events, speak out against hate when you see it, and help amplify Jewish voices and perspectives.
Are reports confidential?
Yes. Reports submitted through our form are reviewed confidentially by our team. We only share information with your consent or when legally required.
Want to go deeper?
Join a workshop, volunteer, or request a training for your organization.