EJH
Organization profile
#EndJewHatred
A year-long Campus Fellowship paying a $1,500 completion stipend, a rally and event organizing kit, downloadable campus brochures, incident reporting, and civil-rights support through The Lawfare Project.
#EndJewHatred is a grassroots civil-rights movement working to make Jew-hatred as unacceptable as any other form of bigotry.
- Campus Fellowship: a year-long program that pays a $1,500 stipend on completion of the requirements
- A free rally and event kit — graphics, posters, promotional copy, music, and volunteer-role planning
- Pro bono civil-rights counsel coordinated through The Lawfare Project
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How to get started
- Fellowship: apply through the Google application form linked above
- Be ready to describe your campus leadership record and why you want to lead the movement locally
- For a rally, use the organizing kit rather than asking for funding — the support here is people and materials, not money
- Email action@endjewhatred.com for campaign help, or The Lawfare Project for legal assistance
After the event — what you owe them
- Fellows are expected to run events, campaigns, rallies, and tabling on their campus through the year
- Fellows speak to media and mentor the students who follow them
Who can use it
- Fellowship: a student at a university in the United States or Canada, Jewish or non-Jewish
- Fellowship: a demonstrated record of leadership and civic engagement, a commitment to civil rights, and public speaking and communication skills
- Organizing kits, brochures, and incident reporting are open to any student, professor, or campus group
- There is no club grant or event reimbursement program
What they offer
- Program#EndJewHatred Campus Fellowship A year-long leadership program for Jewish and non-Jewish students at U.S. and Canadian universities. Fellows run campus events, campaigns, rallies, and tabling, and speak to media, and receive a $1,500 stipend on completion of the requirements. On completion they become EJH Campus Ambassadors — an alumni network that mentors future Fellows.
- ProgramSummer Advocacy Program A summer track for students, alongside a separate Teen Leaders program for high schoolers.
- ResourceRally and event kit Logistics guidance, graphics, posters, promotional copy, music, and volunteer-role planning for running your own rally.
- ResourceCampus brochures Two downloads: #EndJewHatred on Campus, and a Campus Incident Reporting guide.
- ProgramCampus civil-rights and legal support Legal advice, administrator strategy, media support, and coordinated pro bono counsel through The Lawfare Project.