Standing with our community

Report antisemitism

If you have experienced or witnessed antisemitism in metro Atlanta, you are not alone. Here is what to do — and how AIC can help.

Step 1

Report it to the authorities.

Antisemitic threats, harassment, vandalism, and assault are crimes. Reporting builds the record that lets law enforcement act and lets the community see the true scale of what is happening.

  • Local police — for an incident or a crime that is not an emergency, contact your local police department's non-emergency line.
  • The FBI — for a suspected hate crime, report totips.fbi.gov or call 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324).

Step 2

Document what happened.

Details fade and posts get deleted. As soon as you are able, write down and save:

  • The date, time, and place.
  • Photos or screenshots — of vandalism, messages, posts, or emails.
  • What was said or done, in the words used, as exactly as you can recall.
  • Names or descriptions of anyone involved, and any witnesses.

Step 3

Tell AIC.

The Atlanta Israel Coalition is a grassroots community organization. We are not law enforcement and we do not investigate — but when the community knows what is happening, it can respond. Telling AIC lets us stand with you: amplify what you are facing, connect you with the right people, and bring the community's voice to bear. You decide how public your story is.

Report to AICEmail [email protected]