Tracking State Actions to
Combat Antisemitism

CAM monitors enacted laws, resolutions, executive orders, and state-level initiatives on Jewish issues across U.S. states. The map provides decision makers, advocates, and educators with the data needed to drive meaningful change to safeguard Jewish American communities and combat antisemitism in the United States.

While every state has taken at least one significant action, states can always do more to address the changing policy landscape, especially at a time when acts of antisemitism are on the rise. CAM's research informs policy conversations and helps elected leaders understand what effective antisemitism policy looks like, including:

• Adopting the IHRA working definition of antisemitism with its contemporary examples into state law.
• Protecting students and teachers from antisemitism discrimination in K-12 schools and universities by enforcing Title VI protections at the state level.
• Countering the influence of foreign funding in K-12 schools and universities by prohibiting funding from adversary nations and increasing transparency for all foreign nations.
• Mandating grade-appropriate instruction about the Holocaust and Jewish American history in K-12 education curriculum requirements.
• And more—including forming a legislative caucus to combat antisemitism, celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month in May, and enacting anti-boycott, divestment, and sanctions measures for Israel.