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Special Announcements
March 21, 2024: Milwaukee County Board SUBSTITUTE Ceasefire Resolution
December 8, 2017: JCRC Statement on Jerusalem
October 14, 2015: Statement on Terror Attacks in Israel
June 19, 2015: Jewish community expresses shock and outrage at Charleston church shootings
January 12, 2015: MJF Denounces Paris Attacks
November 18, 2014: Statement on Attack of Jerusalem Synagogue
August 4, 2014: Statement on Recent Increase of Anti-Semitic Incidents
July 1, 2014: Mourning the loss of Naftali, Gilad and Eyal
For news releases past the dates listed, please contact Jeff Jones, Marketing Manager, at 414-390-5783.
MJF News Releases
March 2024
Milwaukee County Board SUBSTITUTE Ceasefire Resolution
October 2023
Israel attacked by Hamas, now at war
June 2023
Leading infotech commentator to keynote local Economic Forum
March 2023
2022 Audit of Antisemitic Incidents Press Release
December 2022
Shining a Light on Antisemitism this Hanukkah Season
June 2022
Judge Mosley to receive 2022 Robert H. Friebert Social Justice Award
Blockchain pioneer to keynote local Economic Forum
March 2022
2021 Audit of Antisemitic Incidents Press Release
Nominees Sought for Robert H. Friebert Social Justice Award
June 2021
Chef José Andrés to Headline Local Economic Forum
April 2021
New director selected to lead Jewish Community Relations Council
March 2021
JCRC Seeks Nominees for Robert H. Friebert Social Justice Award
MJF In the News
August 2023
Anti-Semitic flyers found in Sussex neighborhoods, investigation underway
Neighbors concerned after finding anti-Semitic fliers in Sussex, Wisconsin
July 2023
Recession predictions all over the board
June 2023
Journalist, author Geoff Colvin at Economic Forum offers vision of the future of work under AI
Milwaukee Jewish Federation: Leading infotech commentator to keynote local Economic Forum
May 2023
Parents demand Germantown Schools address antisemitic incidents
April 2023
Jewish Museum Milwaukee Explores ‘Degenerate’ Art
March 2023
Jewish Museum Milwaukee exhibit tells the story of Hitler’s war on modern art
Editorial | Antisemitism spike points to a broader hate problem
‘Blood on Their Hands’: Wisconsin Antisemitic Incidents Increase for Seventh Straight Year
WISN News 12 – Antisemitism audit
Jewish organization says antisemitic incidents increased 6% in Wisconsin in 2022
New Report: Antisemitic Incidents Continue to Rise
Report: Antisemitism in Wisconsin soars for seventh consecutive year
Anti-Semitic incidents increase around the state for seventh consecutive year, report finds
Reported antisemitic acts up 494% from 2015-2022
Milwaukee Jewish Federation: Reported antisemitic acts up 494% from 2015-2022
February 2023
The chronic scourge of casual antisemitism in a divisive era
Teach US students about Holocaust, experts say, amid rise in antisemitism
International Holocaust Remembrance Day stresses importance of Holocaust education
Holocaust Remembrance Day event reflects on Jewish and Polish history
January 2023
CUSH wins Anti-Defamation League award in stand against antisemitism in Kenosha
Something to Say: Legacy of MLK Honored with Program to Help Milwaukee Families Talk About Racism
December 2022
Shining a Light on Antisemitism this Hanukkah Season
Milwaukee’s Jewish community hopes to shine a light on anti-Semitism this Hanukkah
Fifth night of Hanukkah: What the celebration is all about
The Milwaukee Jewish Federation is celebrating Hanukkah on the Hoan
Hoan Bridge Illuminating as a Menorah to “Shine a Light” on Antisemitism this Hanukkah Season
Milwaukee joins Hanukkah ‘Shine a Light’ initiative, fights antisemitism
Shining a Light on Antisemitism this Hanukkah Season
Shining a light on the growing problem of antisemitism in Wisconsin
Light the Hoan Honors Hanukkah at a Time of Rising Antisemitism
Milwaukee Jewish organizations celebrate Hanukkah with common goal of curbing antisemitism
Post From Community: Shining a light on antisemitism this Hanukkah season
Milwaukee Jewish Federation: Shining a light on antisemitism this Hanukkah season
November 2022
Faith leaders speak out about anti-Semitic rhetoric spreading on social media
Concern grows among local Jewish community as antisemitism spreads
Milwaukee Jewish community speaks out after antisemitic remarks from two celebrities
The dangers of high-profile antisemitism from Kanye West and others
September 2022
Center is asset for Holocaust education
New this year, Wisconsin teachers must talk about the Holocaust. Here’s what’s happening in classrooms. View pdf.
August 2022
Kenosha rabbi calls antisemitism flyers a teachable moment
Anti-Semitic flyers found in Kenosha, man facing $4K in littering fines
July 2022
Kenosha man charged for littering after distributing antisemitic flyers
A decade after Sikh temple shooting, violence remains a real threat for local houses of worship. Here’s what they’re doing to prevent it. View pdf.
June 2022
Siona Benjamin Making Art ‘Beyond Borders’
‘Beyond Borders’: The Jewish Museum Milwaukee features art by Siona Benjamin
‘Beyond Borders’ exhibit at Jewish Museum transcends culture, explores social justice issues
Judge Mosley to receive 2022 Robert H. Friebert Social Justice Award
Decentralization is the future, blockchain expert tells Milwaukee business community: Slideshow
April 2022
Milwaukee religious leaders speak on significance of Easter, Passover and Ramadan coinciding
‘Very dangerous’ antisemitism in Wisconsin remains near record high, report says
Milwaukee Jewish Federation audit finds a near-record high of antisemitic incidents in Wisconsin
Milwaukee’s Jewish Community marshals resources, volunteers to aid Ukrainian refugees
Antisemitism is Carthage forum topic
Audit shows increase in anti-Semitic incidents, especially in Wisconsin schools
March 2022
Report Shows Antisemitic Incidents Rose in Milwaukee Schools and Statewide
Report: Severity of antisemitic incidents on the rise in Wisconsin
Reports of antisemitism in Wisconsin remain near record-high levels in ‘troubling trend’
Anti-Semitic incidents on rise in Wisconsin’s middle and high schools, report says
Video: Milwaukee faith, community leaders hold rally for Ukraine
February 2022
Jewish Museum Milwaukee exhibit: ‘Then They Came For Me’
Jewish Museum Milwaukee exhibit: ‘Then They Came For Me’ (video)
Jewish, Muslim stand-up comedians to share a stage in ‘Comedy for Peace’ event in Milwaukee
Antisemitic Flyers Found In Kenosha, 11 U.S. States: JCRC
Kenosha anti-Semitic flyers suggest ‘COVID related to Jews’
From immigrant outcast to Olympic gold medalist
Jewish Federations eye security improvements for communities
January 2022
Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff meets with Milwaukee Jewish community leaders
Preparing for the unthinkable inside houses of worship
December 2021
Hundreds gather at the Hoan Bridge to light the final candle celebrating Hanukkah
Post from Community: Unprecedented coalition forms to spotlight antisemitism
Light the Hoan Celebrates Hanukkah
November 2021
How you can celebrate Hanukkah in Milwaukee
Light the Hoan to shine bright for Hanukkah
Crowds Gather to Pay Tribute to Parade Victims in Waukesha
Nearly 500 people gathered for prayer vigil to honor victims in Waukesha’s Christmas parade incident
October 2021
Jewish Museum Milwaukee sheds light on significance of Jewish peddlers
FBI and MCTS team up for hate crime reporting campaign
Mequon-Thiensville School Board recall candidate shares social media posts with Holocaust references
September 2021
Wednesday on Lake Effect: Journal Sentinel Investigation, Jewish Museum Milwaukee, 5 Things To Do
August 2021
Here’s how you can help Afghan refugees arriving at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin
‘This is … about hate.’ Holocaust comparisons show up at protests against hospitals’ COVID-19 vaccine mandates
June 2021
May 2021
How some religious institutions in the Milwaukee area are adapting to the new CDC mask guidance for fully vaccinated people
Review: A Holocaust Survivor’s Striking Art on Display
Wisconsin to require Holocaust education starting in 5th grade
Wisconsin schools required to teach Holocaust under new law
New law requires school curriculums to cover Holocaust
UW-Milwaukee: Announces commencement speaker, honorary degree recipients
‘An Environment of Hate’?
Seth Siegel’s next chapter
April 2021
Post from Community: New director selected to lead Jewish Community Relations Council
Milwaukee Jewish Community Relations Council Hosts Virtual Discussion Highlights Relationship Between Antisemitism and White Nationalism
March 2021
Hundreds vaccinated at Jewish Community Center in Whitefish Bay
More than 350 people get COVID-19 Vaccine at Samson JCC ‘first-dose’ clinic
Holocaust-education bill passes Wisconsin senate after delays due to coronavirus
Uptick in racial incidents drives proposal to require schools to teach African American History
With anti-Semitism on the rise, Milwaukee’s Jewish leaders urge everyone to play a role in rooting out hate
Republicans and Democrats agree on this: Teaching the Holocaust
February 2021
Jewish Museum Milwaukee Showcases Artist’s Work to ‘Maintain Humanity’ While In Concentration Camp
Hidden Holocaust Art at Jewish Museum Milwaukee
To Paint is to Live: Jewish museum reopens with exhibit of artwork recovered from the Theresienstadt ghetto
Jewish Museum Milwaukee reopens for a second time during the pandemic
Jewish Museum Milwaukee Ready to Reopen its Doors
January 2021
Catholic, Jewish Communities Team Up for Holocaust Education
Holocaust educator: Capitol riots should serve as wake-up call
Milwaukee organization steps up effort to require Holocaust education in Wisconsin schools
MJF News Coverage Archive
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