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Educate

about Judaism, Israel, the Holocaust,
and the challenges we face today

JCRC builds relationships to fight antisemitism and bigotry; educates about Judaism, Israel, antisemitism, and the Holocaust; advocates for Jewish values and priorities; and safeguards our community.

Advocate

for the priorities and values
of the Jewish community

JCRC builds relationships to fight antisemitism and bigotry; educates about Judaism, Israel, antisemitism, and the Holocaust; advocates for Jewish values and priorities; and safeguards our community.

Build

bridges across the Jewish
and broader communities

JCRC builds relationships to fight antisemitism and bigotry; educates about Judaism, Israel, antisemitism, and the Holocaust; advocates for Jewish values and priorities; and safeguards our community.

Safeguard

our community and others
against physical and cyber threats

JCRC builds relationships to fight antisemitism and bigotry; educates about Judaism, Israel, antisemitism, and the Holocaust; advocates for Jewish values and priorities; and safeguards our community.

Safeguarding the security and wellbeing of individuals and Jewish communal institutions.

As the public affairs voice of the Jewish community, the JCRC fights antisemitism and prejudice, advocates for Israel, provides Holocaust education, promotes tolerance and social justice, and builds bridges across the Jewish and broader communities.

2026 JCRC Annual Event

Celebrating our work in Education Advocacy and Security.

Together we can strengthen Jewish life, confront antisemitism and carry our story forward. This video highlights the mission and impact of the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) of Minnesota and the Dakotas, celebrating nearly 90 years of service.

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In Photos: 2026 JCRC Annual Event

Over 650 community members, supporters and allies attended the 2026 JCRC Annual Event featuring Sarah Hurwitz, the White House speech writer and bestselling author of As a Jew: Reclaiming Our Story from Those Who Shame, Blame, and Try to Erase ...