Sure could have used something like this earlier in my career.

“A lot of #Jews choose to work in the #nonprofit industry because it really reflects their #Jewish values and aligns with their desire to make the world a better place,” #SharonLeslie, founding executive director of the newly launched #BlueCompass, which combats #antisemitism in the nonprofit sector, told eJewishPhilanthropy.

The #survey, “Jewish #Professionals in Secular Nonprofits,” released by Blue Compass yesterday, found that over a third of Jewish nonprofit workers working for non-Jewish nonprofits have considered leaving their jobs, that nearly 40% of workers have witnessed antisemitism at work and that 41% feel uncomfortable expressing their Jewish identity at professional events.

These statistics are grim compared to other fields..."

https://ejewishphilanthropy.com/new-group-aims-to-support-non-jewish-nonprofits-jewish-workers-a-third-of-whom-consider-quitting/

Sure could have used something like this earlier in my career.

“A lot of #Jews choose to work in the #nonprofit industry because it really reflects their #Jewish values and aligns with their desire to make the world a better place,” #SharonLeslie, founding executive director of the newly launched #BlueCompass, which combats #antisemitism in the nonprofit sector, told eJewishPhilanthropy.

The #survey, “Jewish #Professionals in Secular Nonprofits,” released by Blue Compass yesterday, found that over a third of Jewish nonprofit workers working for non-Jewish nonprofits have considered leaving their jobs, that nearly 40% of workers have witnessed antisemitism at work and that 41% feel uncomfortable expressing their Jewish identity at professional events.

These statistics are grim compared to other fields..."

https://ejewishphilanthropy.com/new-group-aims-to-support-non-jewish-nonprofits-jewish-workers-a-third-of-whom-consider-quitting/