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StandWithUs (SWU) is an international, nonprofit, and nonpartisan Israel education organization that works to inspire and educate people of all ages about Israel, as well as challenge misinformation and fight against antisemitism. Through university fellowships, high school internships, middle-school curricula, conferences, materials, social media, educational films and missions to Israel, StandWithUs supports people around the world who want to educate their schools and communities about Israel. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Los Angeles, the organization has chapters and programs throughout the United States, Israel, the United Kingdom, Canada, South Africa, Brazil and the Netherlands. For the last 11 years, StandWithUs has consistently received the highest possible ratings from Charity Navigator and GuideStar, two charity watchdog groups that assess hundreds of thousands of charities in the United States.
“In the 20 years since its inception, StandWithUs has become a truly global movement and we understand the power in being a worldwide network, while at the same time, ensuring our output is nuanced for local audiences. We are excited to be investing in this new operation in Australia,” said CEO and co-founder of StandWithUs, Roz Rothstein.
At a time when education about the atrocities of the Holocaust, including the events leading up to it, is sorely lacking, this kind of request is a stark reminder of how the darkest events and consequences of history can be repeated if future generations ignore them.
“With this report, Amnesty International has lowered its mask, no longer putting up any pretense of being unbiased,” said Roz Rothstein, CEO of StandWithUs.
The presentations are given by Matt Lebovic, founding director of the StandWithUs Holocaust Education Center, a grandson of survivors, and author of numerous Holocaust-related articles.
Campaign includes a petition and valuable resources.
Messages denounce Unilever’s lack of action reversing Ben & Jerry’s decision to boycott Israel.
At an MSA public Zoom, the organization’s leadership and attendees knowingly blocked a Jewish student from attending the meeting by keeping them in the Zoom waiting room while they discussed whether to admit this person for the remainder of the meeting.