Ecosystem Map

The Big Tent

The alphabet soup of Jewish organizations isn't chaos — it's a coordinated ecosystem. Filter by layer to see how each aligns under a unified campus strategy.

Hillel
International

Media & PR

StandWithUs
Media training, campus speakers, rapid response
HonestReporting
Media watchdog, bias identification, response
CAMERA
Campus media monitoring, letter writing campaigns
The Forward
Jewish journalism, campus coverage, opinion

Legal & Policy

Brandeis Center
Title VI litigation, legal advocacy, campus rights
Lawfare Project
Legal action against antisemitic discrimination
ADL
Hate crime tracking, policy advocacy, education
IHRA Coalition
University accountability, legal complaints

Interfaith & Coalition

AJC
Interfaith dialogue, diplomatic advocacy
JCRC
Local community relations, intergroup partnerships
Project Interchange
Campus leader trips, bridge-building
Religious Freedom Inst.
Cross-faith advocacy for religious liberty

Campus & Student Life

Hillel International
850+ campuses, student programming, Israel engagement
Chabad on Campus
Religious life, community, Shabbat, kosher dining
AIPAC
Student leadership development, policy education
Israel on Campus Coalition
Strategic coordination, data-driven campus insights

Education & Research

IHRA
Defining antisemitism, international standards
ISGAP
Academic research on antisemitism, scholarly conferences
JIMENA
Mizrahi and Sephardic Jewish education
USC Shoah Foundation
Holocaust testimony, IWitness educational platform

Toggle the filters above to see how different organizational layers align under Hillel's campus strategy. The “alphabet soup” of Jewish organizations is actually a coordinated ecosystem.

Why Coordination Matters

When ADL tracks the data, Brandeis Center files the legal complaint, StandWithUs runs the campus program, and Hillel coordinates the student response — the effect is multiplicative, not additive. Each organization plays a distinct role in a unified strategy.

Your Role in the Ecosystem

You don't need to be the national organization. Your campus Hillel connects you to this ecosystem. Start local: document incidents, build coalitions, train leaders. The national organizations amplify what you build on the ground.