Anti-Defamation League

The strongest legal option on this list: a free legal helpline for any college student facing campus antisemitism, plus incident reporting, free student training, advocacy toolkits, and a national summit.

ADL works to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment for all.

Campus Antisemitism Legal Line (CALL): a free legal helpline for any student facing campus antisemitism — no money, but a lawyer
Words to Action: free training for Jewish students and campus groups on responding to antisemitism
The Think. Plan. Act. toolkit — Title VI materials and ready-to-send letters to administrators

Official program site

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How to get started

For a live incident, contact the Campus Antisemitism Legal Line rather than emailing generally
Report the incident to ADL as well, which feeds its national tracking
Self-register for Words to Action, or contact a regional ADL office for live programming
Document everything first: dates, names, screenshots, and witnesses — legal help depends on it

Who can use it

The legal line is open to any college or university student — you do not need to be in a particular organization
Training and toolkits are open to students and campus organizations
ADL does not offer a campus grant program; nothing here is money

What they offer

ProgramCampus Antisemitism Legal Line (CALL) A free legal protection helpline for any college or university student facing antisemitism. This is the one to use when an incident needs a lawyer rather than a flyer.
ProgramWords to Action A free training for Jewish college students and campus organizations on responding to antisemitism.
ResourceThink. Plan. Act. Campus advocacy toolkit: scenario guides, policy asks, Title VI materials, and ready-to-use letters to administrators.
ResourceIncident reporting and research Report an incident directly to ADL, and use its published campus research and antisemitism tracking.
ProgramNever Is Now ADL's annual summit on antisemitism and hate.