Our Areas of Focus
RAISE AWARENESS
Raise awareness of and respond to antisemitism by developing a world class command center that uses advanced technology to monitor conversations related to antisemitism.
ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS
Engage individuals through mass media channels to build familiarity, empathy and understanding toward Jews.
Rebuild and Celebrate Jewish Identity
Rebuild and celebrate Jewish Identity by partnering with initiatives focused on Jewish audiences and amplifying personal stories.
#StandUpToJewishHate
With the recent rise in conversations about antisemitism on social media, FCAS launched #StandUpToJewishHate, encouraging Jews and non-Jews alike to speak out against hatred and stand with the Jewish community. The messages are focused on the ongoing need to address antisemitism on social media and in our communities every day.
To learn more, visit StandUpToJewishHate.org or follow our social media:
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Our Command Center technology allows access to over 300 million online data sources including public social media, traditional media, websites, blogs, forums, and more. Over 15 billion pieces of content are added each month, with access to 1.5+ trillion historical data points from the past decade. We leverage this access to monitor trends in conversations about antisemitic language and incidents, the climate on college and university campuses across America, upstanders who advocate on behalf of the Jewish community and positive moments in Jewish culture. Our team uses advanced artificial intelligence to quickly analyze this data to develop actionable insights that impact our work and that are shared with key partners in the fight against antisemitism.
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Our Command Center technology allows access to over 300 million online data sources including public social media, traditional media, websites, blogs, forums, and more. Over 15 billion pieces of content are added each month, with access to 1.5+ trillion historical data points from the past decade. We leverage this access to monitor trends in conversations about antisemitic language and incidents, the climate on college and university campuses across America, upstanders who advocate on behalf of the Jewish community and positive moments in Jewish culture. Our team uses advanced artificial intelligence to quickly analyze this data to develop actionable insights that impact our work and that are shared with key partners in the fight against antisemitism.
To receive weekly news and analysis from FCAS’ Command Center, please register for our newsletter.
FCAS’ FIRST NFL AD​
The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism and the Robert K. Kraft Family Foundation ran their first antisemitism TV spot during the first quarter of the Patriots/Jets NFL game on Sunday, October 30th, calling attention to the concerning rise of antisemitism and mobilizing all Americans to #StandUpToJewishHateÂ
–Â not just today, but every day.Â
FCAS’ New Year's Day AD
The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism and the Robert K. Kraft Family ran its second TV ad during NFL games on January 1, encouraging people to make a New Year’s resolution to speak out against hate towards all groups, and particularly to #StandUpToJewishHate.
Final Whistle on Hate
In the wake of rising antisemitism, the New England Revolution and Chelsea FC joined forces in 2019 to leverage the power of sports to help combat antisemitism internationally. The initial idea for a joint match was to raise awareness and philanthropic funds under the banner “Final Whistle on Hate”. Over the course of several months, the two clubs teamed up on a number of initiatives, with the partnership culminating in a soccer match at Gillette Stadium on May 15, 2019. Through donations and match proceeds, “Final Whistle on Hate” raised more than $4 million. Donations of varying amounts have been distributed to 17 different organizations dedicated to combating antisemitism and discrimination with individual grants as high as $500,000.
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