Achievements - S.A.F.E. CAMPUS Students Alumni & Faculty for Equality

At S.A.F.E. Campus, we are dedicated to fighting antisemitism, promoting justice, and ensuring safe environments for Jewish students, employees, and communities. Our relentless efforts have led to measurable, impactful change across institutions, workplaces, and public spaces. Some of our most significant achievements include:

Legal Action Against Antisemitic Labor Unions

We have brought legal challenges against labor unions that tolerate or promote antisemitic behavior.

Legal Action Against Systemic Antisemitism on College Campuses

We have aggressively pursued legal action against universities and campuses that have instituted, promoted, or tolerated antisemitism.

Pro Bono Legal Assistance for Victims

Through strategic partnerships, we paired victims of antisemitism with top legal experts, offering them pro bono representation to seek justice and reclaim their dignity.

Successful Pressure Campaigns

Our pressure campaigns have directly resulted in the suspension or termination of faculty, employees, and students found guilty of antisemitic behavior. These efforts extend to advocating for the reinstatement of Jewish students and faculty wrongfully suspended or terminated for standing up against antisemitism.

Rallies, Protests, and Counterprotests

In collaboration with allied organizations, we have led and co-sponsored numerous rallies, protests, and counterprotests, amplifying the voices of those fighting antisemitism and creating a powerful public presence that institutions cannot ignore.

Educational Reform and Policy Advocacy

Our campaigns have not only led to individual accountability but also institutional reforms. By holding schools and workplaces accountable, we advocate for policies that foster tolerance, diversity, and inclusivity while protecting the rights of Jewish individuals.

Bipartisan Collaboration with Political Leaders

We consulted with U.S. Congressman Anthony D’Esposito on the Define to Defeat Act, which applies the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of Antisemitism to civil rights laws. This legislation would provide federal officials with a clear framework for prosecuting antisemitic hate crimes.

With a focus on defending the civil rights of Jewish students and workers, we remain committed to fostering environments where antisemitism cannot thrive. Our hands-on approach and successful track record demonstrate our unwavering commitment to justice and community empowerment. We will continue to lead the charge against antisemitism, ensuring that no Jewish student, faculty member, or worker is left behind in the fight for fairness and equality.