Sanctioned Bigotry: Antisemitism in US History
In this talk, Professor Britt Tevis offers a historical overview of anti-Jewish bigotry, discrimination, and violence that focuses on anti-Jewish inequality from America's past.
Restoration of Voting Right for Returning Citizens
This November, voters will decide whether to automatically restore voting rights to people when they exit prison, granting more than 230,000 citizens their most fundamental right.
What Comes Next? Israel After the Election
Join us for part three in our Israel Election Series, an in-person conversation with Lucy Kurtzer-Ellenbogen, Nathan Guttman and Gadeer Kamal-Mreeh, as they examine what the election could mean for Israel's future.
2026 Northern Virginia Jewish Voters' Guide
This Northern Virginia Jewish Voters’ Guide includes information about candidates for Congressional Districts 7, 8, 10 and 11, as well as an overview of three statewide ballot initiatives.
JCRC By The Numbers
5,600 students reached through Student to Student program
$16.5 Million government funding for community security & social services
10,500 students and teachers met with a holocaust survivor or 2g presentation
The Hill: Congress is failing faith communities on security funding at the worst time
For too long, Jews and other faith-based communities have been forced to shoulder the financial and emotional burdens of protecting ourselves from hate. Ensuring the safety of our families and communities will always be our top priority. But we cannot do it alone, nor should we have to. It is the government’s responsibility to protect its citizens and provide us with the resources to do so.
The Banner: Why a Holocaust Survivor's Daughter is Telling Her Family Story to Students
John Horvath never wanted to tell his only daughter about what he suffered during the Holocaust.
Moment Magazine: A Sledgehammer Is Not Always the Answer
Guila Franklin Siegel, JCRC of Greater Washington’s chief operating officer, caught some public flak recently for suggesting, in an interview with The Washington Post, that a local school system under investigation for antisemitism had actually made improvements during the four years JCRC had been working with it.