He is deeply committed to fostering meaningful change and promoting a safe, supportive campus environment that serves and protects all students.
Jake Wasserman is a steady, solutions-focused advocate and organizer. He leads with empathy and accountability, working for positive change and safety for all students.
Antisemitism on college campuses has surged dramatically since October 2023, with incidents escalating into thousands of reports and students feeling increasingly unsafe. In response, a student-led initiative aims to create safe, supportive communities that provide dialogue, trust, and information to help students find answers, solidarity, and support. These efforts complement established organizations offering tools, legal resources, and educational outreach to protect and empower Jewish students.
Jake serves as a volunteer board member supporting children with special needs, wounded veterans, nonprofit organizations, and emergency relief efforts for communities in crisis.
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A recent survey by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and Hillel International found that 73% of Jewish college students in the
Since the 2023-24 academic year began, 73 percent of Jewish college students say they have witnessed or experienced antisemitism on
Nine Jewish students from major universities, including Harvard, Penn, MIT, and Columbia, told Congress they feel unsafe on campus due
