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Title VI Complaint Platform

Report it. File it.
Make them fix it.

Whether you’re in K-12 or college, schools that ignore antisemitism can lose their federal funding. Your report can trigger an investigation that forces your school to act.

In an emergency, dial 911.

Reporting a crime like assault, threats, or vandalism? See how to file a police report.

What counts?

More than you’d think.

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Verbal abuse
Slurs, Holocaust “jokes,” being called a “baby killer,” being told to “go back to Israel”
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Online harassment
Antisemitic DMs, group-chat pile-ons, being doxxed on a “Zionist” list
Exclusion
Kicked from a club or study group, or told to denounce Israel to take part
Vandalism
Swastikas, stolen mezuzahs, “Zionists not welcome” graffiti, defaced posters
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Threats
Intimidation, stalking, physical confrontation, being blocked from parts of campus
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Academic bias
A professor singling you out or making you answer for Israel, biased grading, a hostile classroom

If it made you feel unsafe, it counts — file it.

Why this works

You can actually make a difference.

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Your information stays private
Only NJAC lawyers see your report. We never share your details without your explicit consent.
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Retaliation is illegal — full stop
Federal law says your school can't punish you for filing. If they try, that's a second violation.
This actually matters
Title VI complaints trigger federal investigations. Schools can lose funding or face other consequences.
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No pressure to file
Not sure it qualifies? Start a report anyway — you can save it without filing. Every report helps build the evidence.