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A non-profit dedicated to combating antisemitism through face-face connection. So far, our primary initiative has been bringing October 7th survivors to share their testimonies in person with diverse communities around the world.

Welcome to the Faces of October Seventh
 

We are a small team of young Jewish professionals who, in these dark times, have refused to be helpless. The first thing we decided we needed to do urgently after October 7th was to connect communities around the world, face-to-face, with survivors of the massacre.

 

We needed to combat the lacking media coverage as well as the spreading misinformation and justification for the attack. Also, Jews and allies around the world needed empowerment and resilience in the face of increasing global antisemitism. And finally, the survivors themselves needed to share their heavy burden and feel the world's support. So we dove into action.

 

So far, we've brought 15 survivors to share their testimonies in over 250 communities across the world, including 85+ college campuses.

 

As the world seems to forget October 7th and antisemitism grows, we build direct bridges from Israel to the world. We create profound personal experiences that inspire communities to join together in strength. 

 

Through our events, tens of thousands have met an October 7th survivor, absorbed their story and felt their strength in person. But this is not nearly enough. Please help us by bringing a survivor to your community, donating, spreading the word to other communities, or staying tuned for our developing new initiatives. Together, will create more opportunities for people to face the reality on the ground in Israel, inspiring understanding, strength, and hope for a better world.

Thanks,

Dar, Shoshana and the team

Bring a Survivor ... Be the Change in Your Community
The impact on our community was profound. Members were moved by the stories shared, gaining a newfound appreciation for the resilience and strength of October 7th survivors. The collaboration sparked important conversations about the ongoing need to combat hatred and violence, promoting empathy and understanding among our members.

- B'nai B'rith International

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