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Simon Wiesenthal CenterAdvocacy partnershipSimon Wiesenthal Center (SWC) is a Jewish human rights organization that was established in 1977. It is known for its advocacy, education, and story telling work. SWC works to fight antisemitism, build empathy through education, and tell the stories of the Jewish people and their history. SWC is also known for its Museum of Tolerance, in Los Angeles, where it brings immersive, reflective, and challenging experiences to visitors, prompting them to grapple with bigotry, antisemitism, and the lessons of the Holocaust.Visit partner site ↗
NYU Center for the Study of AntisemitismResearch partnershipThe NYU Center for the Study of Antisemitism (CSA) is an interdisciplinary research institute at New York University dedicated to critical inquiry into historical and contemporary manifestations of antisemitism and responses to them. Each semester it hosts visiting scholars, postdoctoral associates, and research fellows, and it invites scholars and students to research, write, and engage in dialogue in the emerging field of antisemitism studies. The CSA also runs public lectures and author conversations, and produces The Jewish Question podcast.Visit partner site ↗
Baruch College Antisemitism Studies LabResearch partnershipThe Antisemitism Studies Lab is part of the Sandra Kahn Wasserman Jewish Studies Center at Baruch College's Weissman School of Arts and Sciences (CUNY). Its mission is to educate, create understanding, support research, and address the pressing challenges of antisemitism locally, nationally, and globally. The Lab works across research, student engagement, and community engagement: affiliated faculty study contemporary antisemitism across social media, communication, data science, policy, and political science, and students gain engaged-research, internship, and independent-study opportunities with New York City partner organizations.Visit partner site ↗