
Building
bridges through understanding
Project Shema is a training and support organization focused on addressing contemporary antisemitism with an emphasis on how anti-Jewish ideas and implicit biases can be carried alongside conversations about Israel and Palestine.
Built by progressive Jews, our programs focus on depolarizing difficult conversations around anti-Jewish harm to strengthen allyship for and within the Jewish community.
OUR WORK
Who we support

Civic & Community
Our training workshops & ongoing support empower Jewish leaders with the understanding & skills to address anti-Jewish ideas emerging on the left
OUR OFFERINGS
What we do


Training Workshops
Our workshops empower Jewish leaders and allies with the skills & understanding needed to navigate difficult conversations about antisemitism
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Training for Jewish organizations, communal professionals & lay leaders
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Training for non-Jewish Allies in corporate, non-profit and political organizations
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Training for staff, administration, and students in schools and on campuses
Antisemitism Education
Our antisemitism education is for Jewish, and non-Jewish audiences, organizations, and corporations working to create more inclusive spaces
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Programming for all professional settings including all-staff presentations on antisemitism
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Education and support for corporations integrating antisemitism into DEI curriculums
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Facilitation, strategies and support for safe space dialogue



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Resources & Support
We provide tactical guidance & resources covering key topics. Our facilitators provide ongoing support to address challenges as they happen
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Ongoing training & support sessions
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Engagement & conversation strategies and guidance
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Resource guides on understanding & addresssing challenging topics
TESTIMONIALS
The impact of Project Shema
Celebrate Jewish American
Heritage Month
WITH PROJECT SHEMA
Our Jewish American Heritage Month program captures the Jewish American journey through an exploration of Jewish identity and antisemitism (‘oys’) while illuminating the eclectic stories of Jews who have enriched American society and culture (‘joys’).
The Jewish American story is one of milestones and breakthroughs in spite of arbitrary glass ceilings, exclusion, quotas, and even violence. The stories we spotlight are Jewish stories, but they are also quintessentially American stories—woven into the fabric of this country’s history and steady progress.
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