Coalition Members

We take on antisemitism in K–12 - head-on. Filing complaints, enforcing Ed Code, fighting ethnic studies, navigating school politics, and holding districts accountable.

We step in fast, support families, and fix the problem at the root so it doesn’t happen again.

If you’re done tolerating "the status quo" and are ready to take action, we’re your team.

Through research, training, communications, and local organizing, NAVI guides parents to become effective advocates who can influence program and curriculum decisions, run for school board, and work with policymakers to restore neutrality and excellence in education.

We track, expose, and help report antisemitism in K–12 - giving families the tools to document incidents, raise awareness, and push for accountability.

Through data collection, reporting tools, and public awareness efforts, the organization empowers students, families, and communities to surface incidents and drive accountability. Its work helps inform policy, strengthen responses at the district level, and advance safer, more inclusive school environments.

ICAN operates where policy actually gets decided - statehouses, city councils, and school boards.

Through direct political action, intelligence-driven strategy (including our proprietary Mamdani Index: https://icanaction.org/mamdani/), and grassroots mobilization, we identify threats early, shapes outcomes, and holds elected officials accountable on antisemitism and antizionism, Israel, and Jewish civil rights.

We advocate for all Jewish parents and teachers and students to have the right to their Jewish identity & history in school environments and ensure it is honestly represented in curriculum and policy.

We help identify and address concerns, connect people with appropriate resources, and elevate issues to school districts, unions, school boards, and officials at the local, state, and federal levels.

Through public advocacy and private advising, we promote transparency, accountability, and informed education about Jews, Judaism, and Israel.

Child-rearing is the ultimate “learn on the job” experience, full of growth, discovery and plenty of plot twists.

Our content offers a nourishing mix of the practical and the playful, delivering thoughtful insights on everything from toddler tantrums to teen mental health (what we affectionately refer to as the broccoli) to fun-filled ideas for family outings and memorable experiences (the popcorn!).

We are advocating for five key policies: defining antisemitism, training educators on Jewish identity and history, bringing Jewish Joy to the community, ensuring continuous and targeted antisemitism training, and providing comprehensive reporting of antisemitic incidents.

Each of our goals supports creating a safe educational environment within all South Bay schools.

AMMWEC is a non-profit women’s rights organization empowering Muslim women to confront bigotry in all its forms, celebrate our faith’s beautiful heritage, and build strong bonds with fellow Americans of all backgrounds.

Founded as an uplifting alternative to old-guard male-dominated organizations, AMMWEC gives Muslim American women the tools and opportunities to lead.

We operate a community helpline for women in need; facilitate a law enforcement internship program for Muslim women; organize female career mentoring networks; and host pioneering women-led interfaith encounters. As maternal pillars of the community, AMMWEC’s leaders feel a responsibility to uphold Islam’s core values of tolerance and personal responsibility to help build the future all American deserve.

- Policy Monitoring: Monitor and analyze national, state and local legislation, policies and initiatives related to our cause and mission
- Voter Education: Educate citizens and community members on pertinent issues of public interest
- Legal Advocacy: Utilize the court of law to safeguard equal protection and equal treatment
- Media Outreach: Raise public awareness through the court of public opinions
- Rigorous Research: Conduct empirical research on relevant policy issues

We provide legal advocacy, offering guidance on the legal system and the specific civil rights of Jews. Our services include representing clients in internal investigations and disciplinary proceedings, both in person and in legal actions in state and federal courts.

Across the country, Jewish educators and allies are facing a simple choice that should never exist: stay quiet about antisemitism and bias or risk your job by speaking up. Incidents are minimized. Complaints disappear. Systems that promise equity often ignore Jewish identity entirely.

One Nation of Educators (ONE) is a national, educator-led accountability network built to change that reality, not just comment on it.

SHIELD is a grassroots initiative led by parents, educators, and community advocates who believe every Jewish student deserves a classroom free from bias, distortion, and fear.

Born from lived experience and driven by urgency, SHIELD was founded by moms who witnessed firsthand how antisemitism and anti-Israel bias were creeping into their children’s classrooms.

We connect families on the front lines with advocacy organizations working behind the scenes to demand transparency, fairness, and educational integrity. SHIELD offers practical tools, a supportive community, and a clear pathway to take meaningful action.

CJA is proactive in addressing anti-Jewish incidents, curricula challenges, and other obstacles faced by Jewish families in the K-12 educational space throughout the Chicagoland area.

We are committed to providing robust support to parents and students, collaborating closely with school administrations to create environments where Jewish children feel safe, valued, and supported.

Through our dedicated efforts, we advocate for equitable representation and protection within educational institutions, ensuring that every Jewish student can flourish academically and socially.

CJA’s vigilance and advocacy are crucial in fostering inclusive educational spaces that empower Jewish families to navigate challenges with confidence and resilience.

NoVaChai is a grass roots, ground up effort to build and foster a more positive, supportive learning environment for Jewish students.

The name NoVaChai is derived from Northern Virginia and Chai, the Hebrew word for life. The foundation was established in 2024 to grow appreciation for the Jewish experience, current and historical, for all high school students in the Washington DC region.

NoVaChai achieves this through three primary goals:

Improving student access to content that better represents Jews and Jewish experience for in class learning

Aiding high school students that seek to establish and maintain clubs that celebrate Jewish life and explore Jewish experience

Rewarding schoolwork that explores Jewish identity, history, politics and achievement

Born out of the conviction that Jewish identity must never be hidden or sidelined, Jewish Frontline brings together individuals, families, and leaders to create meaningful opportunities for engagement, education, and cultural expression. We work at the intersection of tradition and modern civic life—rooted in Jewish values and committed to building bridges across communities.