Thank you, Jennifer Enslein!

#EndJewHatred Day grows across Florida's cities and schools

Jennifer Enlsein holding the #EndJewHatred Day proclamation at a Miami-Dade County school board meeting. April 16, 2025 / Miami, FL.

April 29 is #EndJewHatred Day—an annual day of action now recognized across the U.S. and Canada. It's a day that calls on all of us to take a stand against Jew-hatred, and to promote dignity, education, and solidarity. The extraordinary growth across the state of Florida has been fueled by the passionate advocacy of Jennifer Enslein.

Jennifer has worked relentlessly to expand the reach of #EndJewHatred Day in South Florida. Thanks to her efforts, over a dozen cities and counties—including Aventura, Hallandale Beach, Hialeah, Hollywood, North Miami Beach, Plantation, Sunny Isles Beach, Broward County, Bal Harbour Village, Golden Beach, Weston, Parkland, and Cooper City—have officially proclaimed April 29 as #EndJewHatred Day.

But she didn't stop there.

Aventura, FL proclaims April 29 #EndJewHatred Day. April 8, 2025 / Aventura, FL.

Jennifer also helped bring this message into the classroom—ensuring the next generation understands the importance of standing up to hate. Because of her outreach, Miami-Dade County District schools, Miami Country Day School, Scheck Hillel Community Day School, Laanar School (Aventura), University School (Davie), Beth Torah Benny Rok Campus (NMB) and Gan Sinai (North Miami Beach) marked #EndJewHatred Day in 2025 with educational activities and public recognition.

This kind of leadership matters. Jennifer didn't create #EndJewHatred Day—but her dedication, persistence, and courage have helped it take root in Florida's civic and educational institutions alike. From city halls to school hallways, she's making sure the message is loud and clear: Jew-hatred has no place here.