Curb Your Antisemitism
Join us as we help raise awareness and reduce everyday antisemitism — fostering understanding and respect in our communities.
Curb Your Antisemitism is an independent public service campaign from BroadcastAtlanta.
How We Reach the Public
We meet people where they are — on the platforms they use every day:
- Streaming video (OTT / Connected TV)
- Social media video (Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, TikTok)
- Web and mobile display ads
- Campus and community-targeted campaigns
Every element of this campaign is designed to be simple, clear, and shareable — helping interrupt antisemitic patterns and encourage reflection.
Why It Matters
Everyday antisemitism can be subtle — casual jokes, misinformation, stereotypes — but these unchecked behaviors can contribute to greater division and harm.
Our focus is to:
- Raise awareness of what antisemitism looks like today
- Encourage reflection and positive action
- Support respectful dialogue in all communities
We consult with community partners and experts to ensure balance, clarity, and reach.
Trusted Resources and Partners
We encourage everyone to explore these trusted resources for deeper understanding:
- Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
- U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum: Antisemitism Explained
- Human Rights Campaign: Understanding Antisemitism
- United Nations: Combatting Antisemitism
BroadcastAtlanta works independently and welcomes partnerships that help broaden the campaign’s reach.
How You Can Help
This campaign is funded through BroadcastAtlanta’s public service commitment and through support from individuals, businesses, and community groups.
We welcome:
- Financial contributions for campaign delivery
- Business partnerships (QuickStart video & display services)
- Media sponsorships and cross-promotion
- Community voices and collaborations
To get involved, or to learn more, contact us at:
CurbAntisemitism@BroadcastAtlanta.com
Recognized by The White Rose Society
In January 2024, Jonathan Greenhill was honored by The White Rose Society for leadership in developing and producing the Curb Your Antisemitism public awareness campaign — an independent effort helping communities recognize and reduce everyday antisemitism through accessible media and outreach.
Named in honor of the original 1940s White Rose student resistance group in Germany, The White Rose Society recognizes individuals and organizations working today to combat hate, bigotry, and antisemitism through public education and civic leadership. Past honorees include educators, journalists, public interest advocates, and community leaders from across the U.S. and Europe.