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Projects

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  Facing Facts (2011 – Present)

  Facing Facts is an innovative programme aiming to tackle the issue of hate crime and hate speech in Europe. Since its inception in 2011, this initiative has been praised for its role in training on,

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  NOA – Networks Overcoming Antisemitism (2019 – Present)

  European Jews have experienced a rising tide of antisemitic violence in the last ten years, so major European Jewish partners teamed up to create positive and systemic impact in European societies

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  Belieforama™ (2004 – Present)

  Belieforama supports individuals and organisations seeking to make a positive long-term impact on religious diversity and belief issues.

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  SafeNet (2023 – 2024)

  About the project The 24-month project “SafeNet: Monitoring and Reporting for Safer Online Environments” seeks to apply a comprehensive and intersectional approach to prevention and fight against intolerance, racism and xenophobia online. It joins 21 partners, many of them members of the International Network against Cyber Hate (INACH) and the umbrella organisation itself. Many are […]

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  MultiMemo – Multidirectional Memory: Remembering for Social Justice (2023-2025)

  The MultiMemo project (2023-2025) proposes an intersectional approach to remembrance – one that underscores the relevance of remembering for social justice and facing contemporary challenges related to human rights violations, military conflicts and violence, social exclusion, and the migration crisis. Drawing from the concept of ‘multidirectional memory’, the project discusses and initiates a variety of […]

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  Building Bridges for Combating Antisemitism Together (2023-2025)

  In October 2021, the European Commission adopted the first-ever Strategy on Combating Antisemitism and Fostering Jewish Life which sets out a series of measures to prevent all forms of antisemitism, secure and foster Jewish life, and promote remembrance and education about the Holocaust. “Building bridges and combating antisemitism together” – in short, “Bridges” – is […]

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  RELATION: Research, Knowledge and Education Against Antisemitism (2022 – 2024)

  “Relation” is a project funded by the European Union that aims at defining an innovative strategy against modern antisemitism. This two-year project puts in place a set of educational activities in Belgium, Italy, Spain and Romania as well as online actions in order to tackle modern antisemitism.Modern antisemitism appears in different forms and it is […]

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  F.A.D.E (2022 – 2024)

  The main goal of F.A.D.E (Fight Against Antisemitism through training anD awareness raising activitiEs) project is to improve the ability of public authorities in identifying, prosecuting and condemning episodes of discrimination and antisemitic hatred in a timely and effective manner. The FADE project also intends to: Strengthen the support to victims through improving the public […]

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  ENCATE (2019 – Present)

  ENCATE, the European Network for Countering Antisemitism Through Education, is a civil society network that aims to address contemporary antisemitism through education.

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  Jeunes Contre l’Antisémitisme (2022-2023)

  Coordinated by CEJI and the Belgian Union of Jewish Students (UEJB), this project is part of the “Act Against Racism” (2022) call for projects launched by the Equal Opportunities Department, at the instigation of the Secretary of State. Its goal is to highlight the importance of combating antisemitism and to provide easy-to-use resources and tools […]

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  INGRiD (2021-2022)

  INGRiD’s priority is to fight multiple discrimination using an intersectional approach. Given the increasing discrimination in Europe, and in particular in Italy, and the fragmented, partial response offered by institutions at national and local level

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  RE-ACT (2020 – 2022)

  CEJI is a cooperation partner for the project RE-ACT, Remember and Act, coordinated by INACH, the International Network Against Cyber-Hate.

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  WE CAN (2019-2021)

  CEJI is a partner of the ‘WE CAN for human rights speech’ project,  which aims to help organisations and young activists fighting hate speech become more efficient by providing them with user friendly tools and training,

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  BRaVE (2019-2021)

  BRaVE is an EU-funded research project researching the impact of, and means of responding to, extremism in nine different European countries.

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  sCAN (2018-2020)

  The EU-funded project sCAN – Platforms, Experts, Tools: Specialised Cyber-Activists Network (2018-2020), coordinated by Licra (International League Against Racism and Antisemitism), aims at gathering expertise, tools, methodology and knowledge on cyber

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  Parliament of Rights (2016-2018)

  The project “The Parliament of Rights”, co-ordinated by OBC Transeuropa, aims to contribute to a better understanding of the role of the European Parliament in the Union’s democratic life and in the definition of European policies for fundamental rights.

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