Critique of anti-Semitism

Information and further materials on the topic of antisemitism and critique of antisemitism

In its mission statement, the University of Jena opposes racism and all forms of discrimination. The University has also set itself the task of preventing or eliminating all forms of discrimination through its anti-discrimination policy.

The promotion of equal cooperation between all members and affiliates is a central claim of the University. At the same time, this claim is repeatedly put to the test by social phenomena such as racism, antisemitism and discrimination.

Information and further materials on the subject of antisemitism and critique of antisemitism can therefore be found below.

Antisemitism Officer of the University of Jena

The University's Antisemitism Officer supports those affected by antisemitism. The aim is to make the University a safe place for Jews and to strengthen the perspectives of those affected.

Thomas Kessler, University Professor Dr

Antisemitism Officer of the University of Jena
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Would you like to report an incident of racism?

If you would like to report an incident of racial discrimination that you have personally experienced or witnessed at the University of Jena – anonymously if you wish – you can use the reporting form below. All reports will be treated in strict confidence and in full compliance with data protection regulations.

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Department of Research and Information on Antisemitism Thuringia (RIAS Thüringen)External link

The Department of Research and Information on Antisemitism Thuringia (RIAS Thüringen) documents antisemitic incidents in Thuringia and supports those affected by antisemitism. RIAS Thuringia is part of the federal working group of the federal association RIAS e. V., which aims to establish a uniform nationwide civil society system for recording and documentating antisemitic incidents. It works according to the criteria of the quality standards developed by the federal association and is guided by the working definition of antisemitism of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA).

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