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ALCCA is a national coalition dedicated to combatting antisemitism through legal action, public advocacy, and community empowerment. We work to ensure that hate crimes are properly addressed under the law, provide support to those impacted by antisemitism, and drive policy change at every level of government.
Through legal education, advocacy, and respectful dialogue, we foster a society that upholds justice, strengthens accountability, and rejects hate in all its forms.
What We Do
ALCCA is proud to have the support of more than 100 distinguished Canadians, who unite in a simple message against antisemitism to their fellow Canadians. They are diverse in how they self-identify, in their lived experiences, religious faith, and political beliefs.
Their collective voice calls for a zero-tolerance approach to antisemitism in Canada and highlights the importance of standing together in the face of hate.
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The Alliance of Canadians Combatting Antisemitism (ALCCA) is a coalition of community groups, organizations, and individuals dedicated to fighting the alarming rise of antisemitism in Canada, particularly in the aftermath of the attacks of October 7, 2023. The members of the Alliance share a deep concern about the surge in antisemitism on university and college campuses, as well as its growing presence in other institutions and public spaces across the country. Originally established to ensure diverse voices were heard during the Parliamentary Hearings on Antisemitism in May 2024, ALCCA continues to advocate for strong, effective responses to antisemitism through legal advocacy, education, policy reform, and respectful dialogue.