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Alums for Campus Fairness (ACF) harnesses the unique power of alumni to counter antisemitism, including demonization of Israel and other forms of bigotry at universities. In the face of unprecedented attacks on Jewish and Zionist students, staff and faculty, ACF’s network acts to address acts of antisemitism on campus and ensure that universities remain pillars of truth and academic freedom. ACF members proactively engage with the administration at their alma maters to prevent discrimination, promote open dialogue, and foster respectful debate.

Alums for Campus Fairness

3 days ago

Three alums of American University (AU) have penned a letter imploring university administrators to decisively condemn antisemitic vandalism on campus. When a swastika and an SS symbol were found in a bathroom on AU’s campus earlier this semester, the administration called it “possibly” antisemitic.

“While to some, a graffitied swastika and SS symbolism may not bring the same fear as a noose, to us, it’s a reminder that we are still regarded as ‘the other,’ that few spaces are as safe as we hope and a portent of what is to come,” the alums wrote. “It says that the hatred that killed our relatives is lurking around the corner in a space we always thought and hoped would remain safe.”

We stand with these alums and commend them for speaking out against antisemitism at their alma mater. AU has a responsibility to combat hate on campus. Administrators must make it clear that hate directed toward any group—including Jewish students—will not be tolerated. ... See MoreSee Less

Letter to the Editor: Alumnae response to antisemitic graffiti

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Administration’s response was disappointing

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Alums for Campus Fairness

4 days ago

Virginia Tech (VT) is partnering with Hillel at VT to address antisemitism on campus as part of Hillel International's Campus Climate Initiative. The initiative aims to provide campus administrators with a good understanding of how antisemitism manifests on college campuses and best practices to ensure a safe environment for Jewish students.

“We look forward to better understanding the campus climate for Jewish students and creating positive changes that benefit not only the Jewish students, but all students," said Alicia P. Cohen, director of Diversity Programs and director of Intercultural Engagement Center at VT.

We commend VT for taking this important step to address campus antisemitism. We encourage universities across the nation to follow in VT’s example by taking concrete steps to stem the tide of campus antisemitism. ... See MoreSee Less

Virginia Tech chosen for national cohort to address antisemitism on campus

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The university joins a wide variety of campuses across the United States, from large research universities to smaller liberal arts colleges, and both private and public institutions.

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Alums for Campus Fairness

5 days ago

Chabad at Santa Monica College Rabbi Eli M. Levitansky found a swastika on the rear window of his car and a Star of David accompanied by the words “Is Illegal” on another window of his vehicle. SMC Vice President of Student Affairs Michael Tuitasi said he was “sickened” by the incident in a statement to the Jewish Journal.

“[Rabbi Levitansky is] a great mentor to the Jewish students at Santa Monica College and whom I consider an integral part of the extended college community,” Tuitasi said. “While the incident did not occur at the college, it is felt by our community and strongly condemned.”

We strongly condemn this targeted act of antisemitism and applaud SMC’s VP of Student Affairs for his response. We call on SMC to take the required steps to ensure a safe environment for all Jewish students, staff, and faculty. ... See MoreSee Less

Santa Monica College Chabad Rabbi’s Car Vandalized with Swastika Graffiti

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Chabad at Santa Monica College (SMC) Rabbi Eli M. Levitansky’s car was vandalized with a swastika on one car window as well as a Star of David and the

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Now I'm sure the Big Tech, so called, " Fact Checkers " will try and eliminate this article.

Alums for Campus Fairness

6 days ago

“95 percent of current students and recent graduates feel antisemitism is a problem on their campus, according to a recent survey conducted by Alums for Campus Fairness. When universities plan their transition into a new phase of the pandemic, administrators also need to introspect about how to reverse this frightening trend and make campuses more welcoming for Jewish students,” writes ACF Executive Director Avi D. Gordon in EJewish Philanthropy.

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The hard facts about campus antisemitism—and what we can do to stop it

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Antisemitism hardly confines itself to college campuses

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More lies from the Leftist loons.

Alums for Campus Fairness

1 week ago

The University of Bristol fired Professor David Miller last week for making antisemitic comments and promoting conspiracy theories about Jews. From accusing Jewish students of dual loyalty to characterizing Israel as “the enemy of world peace,” Miller’s firing is long overdue, according to The Board of Deputies of British Jews (BoD).

“This announcement sends a clear message to any academics who use their positions at respectable institutions in order to spread conspiracy theories and make Jewish students feel unsafe,” said BoD President Marie van der Zyl. “Free speech should not include hate speech.”

We echo the BoD’s sentiment. David Miller’s indefensible comments can only be described as antisemitism, contributing to a more hostile environment for Jewish students at Bristol. We applaud Bristol for taking decisive action against antisemitism. ... See MoreSee Less

University of Bristol Fires David Miller, Professor Accused of Antisemitic Comments

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The University of Bristol campus. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons. The University of Bristol has fired David Miller, a sociology professor …

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