Federations observe Holocaust Survivor Day alongside global organizations

This June 4th, Jewish Federations are joining communities across the globe to observe the third annual Holocaust Survivor Day, a grassroots initiative founded by the JCC Krakow to recognize the contributions that survivors have made to society and to honor their legacies. Where International…

Introducing "The Glue," a podcast about what holds communities together

Jewish Federations of North America are proud to introduce "The Glue, with Eric Fingerhut," a new podcast that explores the things that hold us together at time when so many forces are working to pull us apart.

As president and CEO of the Jewish Federations of North America, representing o…

Jewish Federations Applaud President Biden's Plan to Address Antisemitism

This morning, the White House unveiled its strategy for combatting antisemitism. Jewish Federations strongly advocated for the creation of the interagency taskforce to combat antisemitism that led to this report, and regularly consulted with the White House in an advisory capacity.

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Jewish Federations Support Terror Victims Following Rocket Attacks

In the wake of the most recent round of violence in Israel, Jewish Federations of North America remain committed to our decades-long efforts to support victims of terror in Israel.  
 
Federations and our partners provided support to twenty victims of terror and families of terror victims…

City of Kyiv recognizes Jewish Federations for war relief

Jewish Federations of North America are honored and deeply moved that the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv has recognized our community’s role in supporting the Ukrainian people during the war.  

To recognize international support efforts during the war, the city of Kyiv built an "Avenue of I…