To Listen.
To Repair.
To Rebuild.

Project Shema helps institutions address antisemitism through education, training, and support that fosters empathy and shared learning, sustaining pluralism, inclusion, and collective repair.

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Services

OUR WORK

Who we support

CAMPUS

We partner with universities to provide culturally competent programming and thoughtful, solution-oriented guidance on complex issues.

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MISSION-DRIVEN ORGS

We partner with mission-driven organizations to navigate challenges with clarity and care, grounding inclusion work in confronting anti-Jewish harm while strengthening pluralism, internal culture, and principled decision-making

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K-12 SCHOOLS

We partner with school leaders to navigate complex issues around Jewish identity and antisemitism, offering nuanced, compassionate frameworks that strengthen pluralism, inclusion, trust, and resilience.

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INTRODUCING

TRANSLATIONS JOURNAL

A collection of rigorously researched and reviewed articles that explore the complexity and nuance of issues related to Jewish harm. Written for informed readers and presented in clear, accessible language, each piece invites dialogue, curiosity, and empathy while engaging academic, practitioner, educator, and community perspectives.

Volume 1 launches October 15

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TRANSLATIONS PODCAST

What does listening, reflection, and shared humanity look like in practice? The Translations Podcast brings our mission to life through dialogue, curiosity, and empathy across differences, engaging academics, practitioners, educators and community voices.

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TESTIMONIALS

The impact of Project Shema

"Thank you for the compassion centered, trauma informed training"

Thank you for the compassion centered, trauma informed training. I had experienced Project Shema’s work and was moved by how much it helped my senior colleagues rethink approaches to dialoguing. Your approach landed like a really

great work of art that wants to be shared once it’s been experienced.