In recent months, small groups of masked men have been standing on a pedestrian bridge above state Route 8 in Boston Heights or gathering in the Hudson Green to display signs littered with antisemitic taunts and other hateful words. On Sept. 3, hundreds of people responded with candles, songs and messages of love. About 250 people gathered at the Hudson Green for the Peace for All vigil co-sponsored by Temple Beth Shalom and the First Congregational Church of Hudson. Read the article here>
Austin Texas To Boost Hate Crime Response
A newly approved resolution aims to expand initiatives against hate incidents, boosting resources and transparency in response to hate crimes. Read the article here>
AMMWEC To Host National Changemakers Conference to Combat Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism
The American Muslim and Multifaith Women’s Empowerment Council (AMMWEC) will host its 2025 National Coalition Conference on July 21, 2025, in Washington, D.C. This landmark gathering of civic, faith, and community leaders will spotlight the rising scourge of antisemitism, hate, and extremism in American society and celebrate the individuals who are courageously leading efforts to combat it nationally. Read the article here>