EU Antisemitism Survey

European Antisemitism Survey

Your Chance to Have Your Say

As you may have read in the press, the European Union is currently conducting a survey about antisemitism in the UK. They are eager to hear directly from Jews about their thoughts and experiences, and we would specifically like to invite you to complete the survey by clicking here.

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You may receive requests to complete surveys on a regular basis, but we would urge you to act on this one in particular. The EU intends to use the data to inform its policy in the future, and will be encouraging national governments and Jewish communities to do likewise. This is undoubtedly a very important exercise, and it is vital that as many Jews as possible fill it in. We rarely have an opportunity to genuinely help tackle antisemitism – completing this survey is one small way you can play your part.

In addition to completing the survey yourself, please forward this email on to friends, family members and colleagues to encourage them to participate too.

Equally, if you are involved in, or run a Jewish organisation or group through which you are able to promote the survey, we would really appreciate your help – simply forward this email on. Just be aware that in order to participate people need to be Jewish, at least 16 years old, and currently living in one of the nine participating countries – Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Romania, Sweden and the UK.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Institute for Jewish Policy Research (JPR) Academic Team:
Prof. Eliezer Ben-Rafael (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
Prof. Erik Cohen (Bar-Ilan University, Israel)
Prof. Sergio DellaPergola (Hebrew University, Israel)
Prof. Lars Dencik (Roskilde University, Denmark)
Prof. David Feldman (Birkbeck College, University of London, England)
Dr Olaf Gloeckner (Moses Mendelssohn Zentrum, Germany)
Prof. András Kovács (Central European University, Hungary)
Dr Laura Staetsky (JPR, England)

You can read more about the project by going to the
Institute for Jewish Policy Research’s (JPR) website
or by contacting
Judith Russell at JPR