Antisemitism Response Network
Standing together to support, connect, and respond when antisemitism impacts our community.

 

 

 

About the Antisemitism Response Network

The Antisemitism Response Network helps Jewish Atlanta respond to antisemitism through coordinated reporting, community partnership, education, and support.

Led by Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, the network works collaboratively with community organizations, schools, security partners, and local leaders to help ensure individuals and families impacted by antisemitism receive guidance, resources, and connection to appropriate response pathways.

Through this work, the Antisemitism Response Network aims to strengthen communication, improve coordination, identify gaps in community support, and deliver timely, compassionate responses to antisemitic incidents across Greater Atlanta.

Learn More About the Antisemitism Response Network

Read our press release announcing the Antisemitism Response Network to learn more about why Federation launched this initiative and how community partners are working together to strengthen the response to antisemitism across Jewish Atlanta.

Read the Press Release

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Working Together to Protect Jewish Atlanta With Our Partners

“The Antisemitism Response Network reflects Federation’s commitment
to bringing people together, strengthening partnerships and ensuring that individuals facing antisemitism know they are not alone. By convening community organizations, educational leaders, law enforcement and advocates, we can respond more effectively and build a stronger, more resilient Jewish
community.”

Renee Kutner, President and CEO of Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta.