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Oct 25, 2023

Federation Partners with SCN to Release New Online Form to Report Antisemitic Incidents and Threats

Our Federation has launched a new online form for the public to report threats, incidents and suspicious activity related to Jewish organizations, facilities or community members. Federation's Office of Community Security has partnered with more than 40 other Jewish federations and the Secure Community Network (SCN), the official safety and security organization for the Jewish community in North America. The new form is online now at JewishMiami.org. It can be used to report in-person assaults or threats; suspicious persons or activities; property damage or vandalism; threatening or suspicious phone calls, text messages or social media; suspicious packages or letters; spam and phishing emails; antisemitic or threatening flyers; or other similar incidents of concern to the Jewish community. Information reported through the form is sent immediately to Federation’s security professionals and the 24-hour Duty Desk in SCN’s National Jewish Security Operations Command Center.

Jewish American Security Act

Jewish American Security Act

The bipartisan Jewish American Security Act would strengthen protections for Jewish communities through increased security funding, stronger student protections and new tools to combat antisemitism.

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Federation Support Inspiring Future Rabbis

Federation Support Inspiring Future Rabbis

Engaging hundreds of thousands of Jewish college students Jews annually — including thousands on eight Federation-supported Florida campuses — Hillel is actively inspiring a new generation to become rabbinical leaders.

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Celebrating 5787 Around the World

Celebrating 5787 Around the World

Working with our overseas partners, Federation is ensuring Jews around the world welcome the New Year with the resources, support and community they need.

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JFNA Releases a Jewish Students’ Bill of Rights

JFNA Releases a Jewish Students’ Bill of Rights

Addressing the increase of antisemitism in schools K-12, the document outlines six standards to ensure that every Jewish child can attend school without fear of harassment.

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