Words Cannot Do Justice
On Tuesday, May 8, Jewish World Watch (JWW) celebrated its 14th year by honoring Ben Reznik as the 2018 Global…
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(Some) Darfuris Return Home
“Just as my dreams have come true in coming [to the Iridimi refugee camp in Chad] to see this [Solar…
On Yom HaShoah, we remember with resolve
Today, on Yom HaShoah, we remember the 6 million Jews who were murdered during the Holocaust – simply because they were…
Meet Amani Matabaro Tom: JWW’s field rep in the Congo
Jewish World Watch’s field representative in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Amani Matabaro Tom, recently visited Los Angeles,…
Milken students educate about JWW, genocide
High school student activists at Milken Community Schools, in partnership with Jewish World Watch, educated their peers and the community…
Act against gender-based violence this Women’s Day
The statistics concerning women and violence are staggering: An estimated one out of every three women in the world will…
Students Tout JWW’s Teen Ambassador Program
Jewish World Watch’s Teen Ambassador Program (TAP) not only can make a difference in how young people view the world;…
Purim is a Call to Social Justice
As Purim begins tonight, Jews around the world will read the Book of Esther and use a chorus of boos…
We Will Not Forget the Darfuris
Today is the 15th anniversary of the start of conflict in Darfur, the first genocide of the 21st century. The…
How to Make Every Day a Day of Social Justice
The United Nations has designated Feb. 20 a World Day of Social Justice. Here at Jewish World Watch, we appreciate…