To any activist that might need to hear this: if you have stopped advocating for a while or have been too busy helping yourself or your family to volunteer, and you’re worried about being criticized for that if you come back, don’t be. That was the position I was in with Jewish World Watch, and…
Before the 1936 Olympic Games in Germany, the International Olympics Committee, aware of the rising tensions, pressured the German government and received assurances that the Nazi regime would not use the Games to promote their ideologies. A few Jewish athletes and Jewish groups called on the United States to boycott, and while some other groups…
We are excited to announce the launch of our refreshed online experience. The new website expresses the work of Jewish World Watch in bold new ways while being more accessible, intuitive, and responsive than ever before. The refreshed website places the focus on the survivors and how you can take action. Our striking new design…