American Jewish Congress

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The American Jewish Congress is a Jewish advocacy organization in the United States known for its work on civil rights, civil liberties, and social justice issues.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish advocacy organization
civil rights organization
nonprofit organization
affiliation American Jewish community
country United States
fieldOfWork church–state law
civil rights litigation
constitutional law
human rights
intergroup relations
public policy advocacy
focusesOn Jewish communal interests
church–state separation
civil liberties
civil rights
religious freedom
social justice
foundedBy Stephen S. Wise
other American Jewish leaders
hasAdvocacyMethod coalition building
legislative advocacy
litigation
public education
hasMission to defend Jewish interests through public policy advocacy and legal action
to protect civil rights and civil liberties for all Americans
hasPart Commission on Law and Social Action
hasScope national
hasWebsite https://ajcongress.org
headquartersLocation New York City
ideology liberalism
inception 1918
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalForm nonprofit corporation
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
nonprofitStatus 501(c)(3) organization
notableWork advocacy for civil rights legislation in the United States
litigation on church–state separation issues in U.S. courts
participation in U.S. Supreme Court cases involving religious liberty
operatesIn United States
opposes antisemitism
discrimination
religiousAffiliation Judaism
supports civil rights protections
democratic values
religious liberty
separation of church and state

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