Representation
Public debate about Jewish issues should reflect the breadth and weight of the mainstream Jewish community, not simply its loudest outliers.
Representation. Accuracy. Fairness.
The mainstream Jewish community deserves to be heard.
The Jewish Majority works to ensure that the views, priorities and concerns shared by most American Jews are represented accurately in public life.
Our mission
A representative voice in public life
A small number of organizations and activists are often presented as speaking for American Jews even when their positions sit far outside the communal mainstream.
The Jewish Majority helps journalists, policymakers and communal leaders understand what the broader Jewish community actually believes. We use research, public education and collective action to make sure mainstream Jewish perspectives are visible, credible and impossible to ignore.
National reach
Bringing mainstream Jewish perspectives into the public conversation
The New York Times
The Washington Post
Newsweek
The Hill
USA Today
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What guides us
Representation. Accuracy. Fairness.
Accuracy
Sound research and reliable polling should ground claims about Jewish attitudes, priorities and political participation.
Fairness
Jewish Americans deserve to participate fully in civic life, advocate for their community and support Israel’s continued existence without facing double standards.
How we work
Turning communal consensus into public impact
We give members of the Jewish community the tools to speak clearly, organize effectively and be represented on their own terms.
- ResearchWe commission and analyze polling that documents the views of American Jews.
- EducateWe provide media, policymakers and communal leaders with useful context, analysis and resources.
- MobilizeWe create opportunities for Jews and their allies to speak together when representation, safety and democratic participation are at stake.
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