Rozana: Peacebuilding Through Health
Rozana CEO Ran Goldstein and Director of International Advocacy Mohammad Asideh will discuss the challenges and opportunities of advancing healthcare cooperation during a time of war and deep division.
Marriage Equality on Virginia's Ballot
This November, Virginians will vote on a constitutional amendment to repeal language in the state Constitution defining marriage as a union between one man and one woman. Join us virtually on June 30th to learn about the referendum campaign from three passionate advocates for LGBTQ+ rights.
Lawyers Lunch & Learn: Holding UNRWA Legally Accountable
UNRWA must be held accountable for fostering hate and praising those who commit maiming and murder. Join us for a conversation with Richard D. Heideman, Senior Counsel of Heideman Nudelman & Kalik, PC, which last year filed a landmark federal complaint against UNRWA and UNRWA USA for aiding and abetting terrorism, on behalf of roughly 200 victims of the October 7th attacks.
2026 JCRC Gala
The JCRC is delighted to present Susan and Bill Kristol with the Breslau-Goldman Award; Billy Kreisberg with the Sara and Samuel Lessans Community Leadership Award; and Fran Kritz with the Distinguished Service Award.
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
As hate crimes escalate, local governments must take the lead to secure communities at risk
The need for more security resources is clear as hate crimes against Jews dramatically increase.
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.
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.