Tune in this Sunday for a virtual workshop to learn how to become a Wikipedia editor!
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Don’t miss these upcoming opportunities to learn, connect, and take action against Jew-hatred. Your participation helps us build a stronger movement and defend Jewish civil rights - we can’t do this without you. Explore the events below, invite a friend, and make plans to participate!
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Sunday, Nov 8 • 7 PM ET
Virtual
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Learn how to challenge misinformation in the digital age. This virtual workshop will show you how to become a Wikipedia editor and contribute accurate, well-sourced information.
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Monday, Nov 9 • 6:30 PM ET
Melville, NY
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Hear from Michelle Ahdoot, Director of Strategy and Programming of #EndJewHatred, at a Kristallnacht commemorative event at Melville Jewish Center, presented as part of the Ruth & Meyer Steinberg Speaker Series.
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Thursday, Nov 12 • 6 PM PT
Los Angeles, CA
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Join Brooke Goldstein, Founder and Executive Director of The Lawfare Project and #EndJewHatred for a special benefit introducing the Freedom Fund, a new initiative to protect Jewish artists, defend freedom of expression, and build an arts community free from hate.
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Catch up on our recent webinars!
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After the Election: What comes next?
Adar Rubin and Gerard Filitti discussed what the midterm election results mean for Jewish Americans and the broader political landscape. The conversation explored opportunities to stay engaged and make a difference in your community, with questions from the audience.
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Brooke Goldstein in Conversation with Ezra Levant
Brooke Goldstein and Rebel News founder Ezra Levant examined threats to press freedom and the civil rights of Jewish communities in Canada. They discussed the legal battles challenging abuses of authority and how litigation and grassroots action can help defend fundamental freedoms.
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The #EndJewHatred movement is an initiative of The Lawfare Project. The Lawfare Project is the foremost organization in the world dedicated to enforcing and protecting the civil and human rights of the Jewish people via impact litigation.
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The Lawfare Project is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and a registered non-profit organization. Donations are deductible under section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code.
If you are interested in making a tax-deductible donation in Canada, please click here to donate to our Canadian charity, the Lincoln Centre for Human Rights Research.
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