American Jewish Committee

The American Jewish Committee, established in 1906 by a small group of American Jews deeply concerned about pogroms aimed at Russian Jews, determined that the best way to protect Jewish populations in danger would be to work towards a world in which all peoples were accorded respect and dignity.

• Combating anti-Semitism and all forms of bigotry;
• Promoting pluralism and shared democratic values;
• Supporting Israel's quest for peace and security;
• Advocating for energy independence;
• Strengthening Jewish life

In addition to its New York headquarters and Office of Government & International Affairs in Washington, AJC operates 33 U.S. and 8 overseas offices. In addition, AJC has 22 global partnerships.