NATIONAL U.S. COALITION MEMBERS PARTICIPATING IN THE INTERNATIONAL RIGHTS AND REDRESS CAMPAIGN

In the United States, the following representative Jewish organizations participate in the U.S. implementation of the International Rights and Redress Campaign:

United States - American Jewish Committee

United States - American Jewish Congress

United States - American Sephardi Federation

United States - Anti-Defamation League

United States - Association of Reform Zionists of America

United States - B'nai B'rith International

United States - B'nai Zion

United States - Board of Jewish Education (New York)

United States - Central Conference of American Rabbis

United States - Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Orgs.

United States - Emunah of America

United States - Hadassah

United States - Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society

United States - Hillel

United States - Historical Society of Jews from Egypt

United States - International Sephardic Leadership Council

United States - Jewish Community Centers Association

United States - Jewish Council for Public Affairs

United States - Jewish Community Relations Council of Boston

United States - Jewish Community Relations Council of New York City

United States - Jewish Community Relations Council of San Francisco

United States - Jewish Reconstructionist Federation

United States - Jews Indigenous to the Middle East and North Africa

United States - Mercaz-Zionist Org. of the Conservative Movement

United States - National Council of Young Israel

United States - NCSJ: Advocates for Jews in Russia, Ukraine, etc.

United States - Rabbinical Assembly

United States - Rabbinical Council of America

United States - Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association

United States - Syrian & Near Eastern Jewish Communities in America

United States - The David Project

United States - Union for Reform Judaism

United States -Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America

United States - United Jewish Communities

United States - United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism