Guidance and trusted reporting options for Antisemitic incidents, hate, bias, discrimination, or threats. Jewish Defense Fund does not operate an internal reporting or enforcement system. This page directs you to established authorities and organizations that can respond appropriately.
If you or anyone else is in immediate danger, call 911 immediately.
Call 911
For emergencies requiring immediate police, fire, or medical response.
Report suspected hate crimes to federal law enforcement.
Report civil rights violations to the Department of Justice.
Confidential or third-party reporting to Jewish and civil rights organizations.
Report an Antisemitic incident for tracking and awareness.
Visit siteReport Antisemitic incidents for documentation and support.
Visit siteAnti-Defamation League incident reporting system.
Visit siteYour local Jewish Federation or Community Relations Council may offer incident reporting, security coordination, and victim assistance.
Contacting the SCN Duty Desk
To follow up on your report, provide new information, or if you experience technical difficulties, email DutyDesk@securecommunitynetwork.org or call (844) SCN-DESK.
If you need emotional support, referrals, or guidance after an incident, the following resources can help.
Free legal helpline for students, faculty, and staff facing antisemitism on campus. A partnership of Hillel International, ADL, the Brandeis Center, and Gibson Dunn.
Text "CALLhelp" to 51555 to report incidents
Disclaimer: Jewish Defense Fund provides these resources for informational purposes only. JDF does not receive, investigate, or respond to incident reports. If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services. Links to external resources do not constitute endorsement.
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