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Jewish families across the Bay Area say they've been disturbed by the anti-Israel rhetoric tolerated in K-12 classrooms — and the failure to understand why their kids feel attacked and isolated.
In 2023 the American Jewish Congress released a report that found that 44% of Jewish students were affected by antisemitism on campus. 25% of Jewish students reported avoiding wearing or displaying items that could identify them as Jewish. More than 50% of Jewish students reported feeling excluded from other students more than once. [15]
A federal judge on Tuesday issued a preliminary injunction against the prestigious University of California, Los Angeles, saying the school cannot allow Jewish students to be barred from accessing ...
In early June 2024, three Jewish UCLA students filed a lawsuit in a Los Angeles federal court against the Regents of the University of California for allowing protesters to prevent the Jewish students from accessing certain areas of the campus "unless they agreed to disavow Israel’s right to exist."
StandWithUs was founded in 2001 by Roz Rothstein, a family therapist in Los Angeles whose parents were Holocaust survivors, her husband Jerry Rothstein, and Esther Renzer. [8] She has said the turning point for her came during the Second Intifada , when she observed what she perceived as distorted media portrayal of the conflict, specifically ...
A recent survey of college students and American adults released in March by the University of Chicago documents an escalation of fear, antisemitism, Islamophobia and support for political ...
For the data released on Wednesday, the ADL and Jewish outreach organization Hillel International surveyed more than 3,000 American college students, of which 527 were Jewish, from 689 campuses ...
[6] Most of their students do not take the SAT since it is quite rare for a student to go to college. YGLA's students are known in the Fairfax/La Brea area for enthusiastically eliciting donations on Purim, [7] and the school made local news because of a carpenters' union protest about the contractor YGLA was using to build a new building. [8]