Another week in the books! Spring has sprung here in the northern hemisphere, and that means #EndJewHatred Day is right around the corner. #EndJewHatred Day is a non-partisan day of pride, unity, and solidarity with the Jewish community. As our movement grows internationally, Canada is stepping up its involvement as well!

There are currently 38 US states that have not proclaimed April 29 as #EndJewHatred Day It's time to change that! Visit endjewhatred.com/ejhday to find out if your state has proclaimed April 29 as #EndJewHatred Day! If you don't see your state or city on the list, YOU can change that! It's as easy as sending a letter to your elected officials, and guess what? We have templates! Contact Michelle Ahdoot at Michelle@endjewhatred.com for these resources!

Activism in Action!

On March 17, over 400 community members showed up for a screening of the October 8 documentary brought to Great Neck by the Gold Coast Film Festival and #EndJewHatred. A Q&A session with Michelle Ahdoot following the screening focused on what can we do from here as activism and empowerment to embrace Jewish civil rights were the key themes of the powerful evening.

On March 18, Brooke Goldstein, founder of the #EndJewHatred movement, spoke to nearly 500 members of the metro-Detroit Jewish community at Temple Israel. She was on a a panel with University of Michigan Regent Jordan Acker. The two discussed ways to fight Jew-hatred at the University of Michigan. Watch Brooke here

As part of Hillel Day School's nine-part series, Fighting Jew-Hatred, the school invited Adar Rubin, Director of Mobilization for #EndJewHatred and a 2009 alumnus, to speak with the eighth-grade classes on March 19. Adar shared valuable resources to help students combat Jew-hatred as they transition into high school. The event was attended by 40 eighth graders, along with several faculty members.

#EndJewHatred activists in Hallandale Beach / March 19, 2025

Also on March 19, #EndJewHatred activists came out strong to the Hallandale Beach council meeting to accept an #EndJewHatred Day proclamation and speak to the importance of other cities following suit.

Weekly Wins!

Our movement continues to gain momentum and make significant strides in the fight against antisemitism! Thanks to your unwavering activism, we've secured powerful victories that hold institutions accountable, protect Jewish communities, and challenge anti-Israel bias. This week's wins show that when we raise our voices and take action, we create real change. Let's keep it going!

Steven Thrasher is out of Northwestern! The antisemitic professor was denied tenure and will be terminated at the end of the next academic year. Our letters to Northwestern and elected officials paid off!	Michigan State University caved! A 3.5-day anti-Israel symposium was forced online, and the school agreed to modify a biased pro-Palestinian library display—all because they wanted to avoid our email barrage!
American Psychological Association: exposed! Over 3,500 mental health professionals called out the APA for "virulent antisemitism," shining a national spotlight on their bias.	Allianz was forced to apologize! After thousands of emails, Allianz corrected its travel insurance stance. They still exclude Israel—but now the Palestinian territories are excluded too.
University of Pittsburgh banned SJP! Our voices were heard loud and clear.	Brooklyn Academy of Music removed antisemitic graffiti! We showed up, we made noise, and they listened!
Air Canada backtracked! They apologized for replacing Israel with Palestinian territories on their maps, immediately disabled the map function, and are fixing it with their aerospace partners.	After our work amplifying CAMERA's exposé, Rolling Stone improved its war coverage, dropping the debunked Lancet study and acknowledging Hamas started the war.

Up Next!

Yaakov Hagoel in Conversation with Brooke Goldstein

March 26, 2025 / New York, NY

An Evening of Impact to #EndJewHatred

March 27, 2025 / Westport, CT

October 8 Screening at Manhasset Cinemas

March 27, 2025 / Manhasset, NY

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Help Us Transform K-12 Education

#EndJewHatred's K-12 initiative provides 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.

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Bring October 8 to Your Campus

#EndJewHatred is proud to collaborate with October 8, 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 8 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.

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