What We Do​

We advocate unequivocally for ethical consistency across the profession and confront antizionism and all forms of hate.

We publish academic and reflective writing to educate and bring visibility to antizionism in our field.

We support practitioners facing hostile, alienating environments where their identity is mocked, questioned or reduced.

We speak out when our profession falls short of its longstanding commitment to dignity and nondiscrimination.

We create space for authentic, complex Jewish voices to be heard—without tokenization, distortion, or political litmus tests.

We acknowledge and address the unique experiences of Jewish and Israeli clinicians and clients and all other minorities to ensure they are fully included, respected, and protected within our profession.

We educate and train people about antizionism and how it fosters harm within the field of mental health.

We release statements regarding pivotal issues affecting the Jewish people and other minority groups.

We affirm that the foundational principles of social work—ethical care, cultural humility, and the commitment to do no harm—apply to everyone without exception.

This is the future of social work.

Join us to ensure that dignity, safety, and justice are available to all within social work and other mental health professions.