 The movement to #EndJewHatred is stronger than ever, and this past week showcased the incredible power of grassroots activism. From securing major policy changes to mobilizing against Jew-hatred in education, media, and public institutions, our collective efforts are creating real impact. We are not just reacting to Jew-hatred—we are proactively dismantling it, one victory at a time. This week, we also saw powerful conversations taking place, with lawmakers, educators, and community leaders engaging directly with our activists. The media is paying attention, and so are decision-makers. Change is happening because of you. Keep reading to see how your voice is shaping the fight for Jewish civil rights and how you can continue to take action. In the Media! On Thursday, February 20, #EndJewHatred activists, in partnership with the University of Arizona Hillel, hosted a bipartisan forum addressing the urgent need to combat antisemitism. Lilly Fox, our dedicated EJH Fellow at the University of Arizona, brought students together for this impactful discussion. Our Director of Mobilization, Adar Rubin, alongside elected officials, University of Arizona Hillel's Adam Fox, and community leaders, led the conversation to empower Arizona's Jewish community.  Posing at the University of Arizona Hillel Feb. 20, 2025, back row: State Rep. Justin Wilmeth, State Rep. Consuelo Hernandez, #EndJewHatred Director of Mobilization Adar Rubin, former State Rep. Daniel Hernández Jr., Wilmeth, State Rep. Alma Hernandez; front row: University of Arizona Assistant Director Kelsey Davita and UA #EndJewHatred Campus Fellow Lilly Fox The forum featured a diverse panel of lawmakers from both parties—including the Hernandez siblings, Justin Wilmeth, and a video message from Juan Ciscomani—who reaffirmed their commitment to tackling antisemitism, particularly on college campuses. The event was featured in the AZ Jewish Post, as well as on KVOA-TV and KGUN-TV. Click the icons below to see the coverage!  Weekly Wins! Our movement is making waves! Thanks to relentless grassroots activism, we are seeing real, tangible results in the fight to end Jew-hatred. From holding institutions accountable to influencing policy and ensuring antisemitism has no place in education, media, or public discourse, our collective voice is being heard. This week's victories prove that when we take action, we create change. Whether it is forcing apologies, securing high-level meetings, or standing strong against hate, we are winning—and we will not stop until Jew-hatred is eradicated. Due to a massive number of emails from us, the Head of Strategic Communications at Yoga Alliance is meeting with our members to discuss Jewish experiences and concerns. | Rafia Amina Khader, the director of religious programs at Chautauqua Institution, is no longer employed there. The institution wrote a sincere apology to the Jewish community for the pain that this former employee caused. | Santa Ana, California School District will stop teaching ethnic studies with antisemitic content. | St. John's University's Jew-hating event was cancelled! | Pastor Greg Locke came out strong and proud in his support of Israel on Instagram! | Iowa State House of Representatives passed a resolution in support of Israel. | In a meeting in Israel with Prime Minister Netanyahu, Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed his deep appreciation for Israel and the Jewish people and let the world know that we have his and the administration's full support. | The Dutch Parliament withdrew a speaking invitation to UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese to address lawmakers. We have been campaigning against her for ages, grassroots activism works! | Up Next! Candlelit Vigil for the Bibas Family February 26, 2025 / Beverly Hills, CA  October H8te Screening at the University of Texas at Austin February 26, 2025 / Austin, TX  Register An Evening of Impact March 9, 2025 / West Palm Beach, FL  Register An Evening with Brooke Goldstein March 18, 2025 / West Bloomfield, MI  Register An Evening of Impact to #EndJewHatred March 27, 2025 / Westport, CT  Register Take Action! Help Us Transform K-12 Education #EndJewHatred is launching a proactive K-12 initiative to provide educators with resources that celebrate Jewish history, pride, and civil rights. These materials aim to empower teachers nationwide to bring OUR story into the classroom and combat Jew-hatred through education. Your support can make a real difference. Every donation—large or small—will directly fund outreach to educators and ensure these vital resources reach as many schools as possible. Together, we can reshape classroom learning and create a brighter future for the next generation. Give today Bring October H8te to Your Campus #EndJewHatred is proud to collaborate with October H8te, an impactful documentary that captures the aftermath of the October 7 terror attacks and the surge of Jew-hatred in the U.S. This film empowers students and communities to confront anti-Israel propaganda and take charge of their narrative. Organize a Screening: Talk to Jewish organizations on your campus, and contact Adar Rubin at adar@endjewhatred.com to bring October H8te to your university. Donate to support screenings and expand this initiative to as many campuses as possible! Your contributions cover the costs of bringing this transformative film to college students. Give today #EndJewHatred Parent Facebook Group Calling all parents! Join our #EJH Parent Facebook Group. This group fosters an incredible community for parents of kids of all ages fighting to #EndJewHatred in schools and beyond. Join here! Daily Action Items Join our Action Item WhatsApp Group for daily action items and updates on our fight to end Jew-hatred. You'll receive alerts about important petitions, email campaigns, and upcoming rallies where you can make your voice heard. Every action, big or small, helps us push the movement forward and hold individuals, institutions, and governments accountable. Stay informed, stay engaged, and be part of the change we need to see in the world! Join here!     
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