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If you’re a parent of a Jewish student, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed — and maybe even a little helpless — watching what’s happening on college campuses today.
Rallies. Protests. Threats. Antisemitic speech. Exclusion from dorms, classrooms, and community spaces. The environment is changing fast, and many Jewish students are being targeted, silenced, or isolated.
You’re not wrong to be concerned.
You’re not overreacting.
And most importantly — you’re not alone.
This platform was created to help your child — and you — navigate this challenging reality without fear or confusion.
While we don’t provide therapy or legal advice, we do offer:
Start by listening.
Let them speak without judgment — even if they don’t have the words yet. Just being present can help them feel seen and supported.
Share this site.
Encourage them to visit our Where to Go page or browse the Common Ground Blog to see they’re not alone.
Point them toward real-time support.
These trusted organizations offer legal, educational, civil rights, and campus advocacy resources for Jewish students:
These organizations offer guidance, protection, reporting tools, and student support — online and on campus.
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Encourage them to stand tall.
Being Jewish isn’t something to hide — it’s something to carry with strength, peace, and pride.