AJC Uses Data to Advocate Effectively
AJC Advances the Consensus Definition of Antisemitism
AJC Uses Data to Advocate Effectively
AJC is the authoritative voice on antisemitism for decision-makers throughout society, including elected officials on both sides of the aisle.
Our annual landmark survey, the State of Antisemitism in America Report, assesses and compares Jewish and the general populations’ perceptions of, and experiences with, antisemitism in the United States, along with similar surveys conducted in Europe. This report and additional surveys conducted by AJC’ s Europe-based posts are widely used, cited, and requested by major media outlets, the FBI, leading members of Congress, social media companies, and more.
AJC combines this data with our best-in-class issue experts to educate and train leaders across all sectors, specifically:
Government
Tech( includes social media and AI companies)
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AJC Advances the Consensus Definition of Antisemitism
AJC saw the strategic importance of a universal definition of antisemitism decades ago— long before today’ s deplorable attempts to politicize antisemitism. In 2005, AJC collaborated with experts to develop the Working Definition of Antisemitism, outlining what constitutes antisemitism, including antisemitism as it relates to Israel.
This definition has since been adopted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance( IHRA). It is now considered the gold standard and, thanks in part to AJC’ s longstanding advocacy efforts, has been endorsed by:
1,200 + governments, the majority of U. S. states, and civil society organizations, including:
Council of the European Union
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