Since its launch in June 2024, the World Jewish Congress’s Technology and Human Rights Institute (TecHRI) has made significant strides in advancing online safety, combating antisemitism, and promoting human rights through the use of technology. Despite the challenges posed by global events, including the aftermath of the October 7th attacks in Israel, the Institute has effectively leveraged partnerships, projects, and advocacy initiatives to advocate for a safer online environment for Jewish communities and society at large.
Strategic Projects and Initiatives
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High-Impact Events and Public Engagements
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Publications and Research
TecHRI continues to lead in the production of cutting-edge research that shapes policy and public understanding of online antisemitism. Notable publications include:
Advocacy and Influence
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Looking Ahead
As TecHRI moves into 2025, the focus will continue to be on empowering communities, advancing the fight against online hate, and strengthening collaborations with tech platforms and global policymakers. The Institute remains committed to enhancing the safety of Jewish communities and fostering a digital environment where human rights are safeguarded.
