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The platform for connection, peer learning, and shared resources for European Jewish organizations and leaders. The European Council of Jewish Communities (ECJC) is a pan-European, non-profit, non-political and non-denominational organization created by communities, for communities.
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Since its founding in 1968, ECJC has served as a unifying platform connecting Jewish communities and organizations across Europe.
We strengthen Jewish life through collaboration, shared learning, professional exchange and collective leadership. Supported by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) and other partners across the Globe, ECJC empowers communities of all sizes to thrive in a complex and evolving European reality.
6th Summit of European Jewish Leaders
On March 15–16, the European Council of Jewish Communities hosted its 6th summit in Athens, bringing together over 250 Jewish leaders from across Europe. The program focused on resilience, leadership in times of crisis, and the future of Jewish life.
More than an event, it strengthened connections and collaboration across communities. Participants left energized, aligned, and focused on shaping a shared future.
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Rooted in Europe, ECJC focuses its impact and services on its Member Communities across the continent, while drawing on the expertise and reach of a global network of partners in Israel, the United States, Latin America, and beyond.
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July 2 2026
ECJC at the AJC Global Forum
ECJC was proud to participate in the AJC Global Forum 2026 in Washington, D.C., joining more than 2,000 Jewish leaders,...
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June 2 2026
Exclusive offers from our associates – ECJC Leadership Lab
The ECJC Leadership Lab Series continues with a special session featuring FOA – Fighting Online Antisemitism. 📅 8 July 2026 🕒 15:00 CET 💻 Online...
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March 2 2026
Summit press release
More than 250 Jewish leaders from over 30 European countries and across the global Jewish world gathered in Athens for...
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