JCPA is the national convener of Jewish coalitions working to build a just and inclusive American democracy.
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ALT Graphic featuring a screenshot of a JTA article titled, “Jewish leaders throw support behind bipartisan House antisemitism bill.” The article includes a photo of JCPA CEO Amy Spitalnick speaking at a podium during a Capitol Hill press conference surrounded by lawmakers and community leaders. Excerpts from the article highlight JCPA’s support for the Jewish American Security Act, including a quote from Spitalnick emphasizing the need for whole-of-government and whole-of-society approaches to keep Jewish and all communities safe and protect democratic values. JCPA branding appears at the bottom of the graphic.
ALT Pride Month graphic featuring the message “LGBTQ dignity is a Jewish value” in large rainbow-colored text on a light gray background. At the bottom, several hands wearing rainbow wristbands hold Pride, bisexual, transgender, and lesbian pride flags. A faint image of a civil rights march appears in the background, and JCPA branding is displayed at the top.
ALT Amy Spitalnick, CEO of JCPA, speaks at a podium during a press conference on Capitol Hill alongside lawmakers and Jewish community leaders. Signs in the background reference the Jewish American Security Act and efforts to protect communities and combat antisemitism.
ALT Action alert graphic for Pride Month encouraging support for transgender youth. The graphic features the headline: “This Pride Month, Take Action to Protect Trans Kids.” Supporting text reads: “Trans kids deserve to live openly, safely, and with dignity. Our Jewish values call us to act.” An orange button-style banner says “Add Your Name.” The background is a blue-to-purple gradient, with hands holding transgender pride flags at the bottom and JCPA branding in the lower right corner.
ALT Pride Month graphic honoring Edith Windsor (1929–2017). The design features photos of Windsor, a Jewish LGBTQ rights advocate, speaking and smiling while wearing a rainbow sash and pink hat. Text identifies her as “Edie Windsor (1929–2017)” and describes her as a proud Jew and plaintiff in the landmark Supreme Court case that helped pave the way for marriage equality in the United States. The graphic is labeled “Celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month” and includes JCPA branding at the bottom.
ALT Memorial graphic marking the one-year anniversary of the antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado on June 1, 2025. The graphic includes text honoring Karen Diamond and all those impacted, while affirming a commitment to confronting antisemitism, rejecting violence as “normal,” building solidarity, and strengthening inclusive democracy. The lower half features a photograph of a community gathering and memorial in a public park, with flowers placed along barricades and law enforcement officers standing watch. JCPA branding appears at the top, and the photo is credited to The New York Times.
ALT Pride Month graphic featuring the message “Happy Pride Month!” in large orange text on a light gray background. Two rainbow-colored Stars of David appear in opposite corners, incorporating the colors of the Pride flag. JCPA branding is displayed in the lower right corner. The design celebrates both Jewish identity and LGBTQ pride.
ALT Alt text: Screenshot of a post from the White House X (formerly Twitter) account. The post reads: “They don’t belong here. The truth has dropped ➡️ Aliens.Gov.” Below is a promotional graphic with the headline “THEY WALK AMONG US” above a map of the United States labeled “Alien Arrest Map Live,” showing red-highlighted locations across the country. The bottom of the graphic displays the website name “ALIENS.GOV.” The design uses a dark, science-fiction-inspired aesthetic with glowing green text reminiscent of alien-themed media.
ALT Jewish American Heritage Month graphic honoring Arnold Aronson (1911–1998). The design features a black-and-white portrait of Aronson against a blue-toned background with a faint civil rights march image. Large white text identifies him by name and dates. Additional text notes that he was the first executive director of what is now JCPA and a co-founder of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights. JCPA branding appears at the bottom.
ALT Jewish American Heritage Month graphic honoring Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (1933–2020). The design features a black-and-white portrait of Justice Ginsburg in her judicial robe against a blue-toned background with a faint civil rights march image. Large white text reads: “Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (1933–2020).” Additional text describes her as someone who “Transformed the American legal landscape for gender equality and civil liberties.” JCPA branding appears at the bottom.
ALT Eid al-Adha greeting graphic from JCPA featuring the message “Eid Mubarak” in large blue text. Below, the graphic reads: “As the Muslim community celebrates Eid al-Adha, we send our heartfelt wishes for peace, joy, and reflection.” The design includes a stylized illustration of a mosque with crescent moons, stars, and a goat silhouette against a night sky. JCPA branding appears at the bottom.
ALT Jewish American Heritage Month graphic honoring Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907–1972). The design features a historic black-and-white image of Rabbi Heschel marching alongside civil rights leaders, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Text describes Heschel as “A spiritual and moral force in the Civil Rights Movement.” The background has a warm orange gradient overlay with faint imagery from civil rights protests, and JCPA branding appears at the bottom.
ALT Shavuot greeting graphic from JCPA featuring the text: “Happy Shavuot” in large orange lettering, followed by the message: “May this season guide our pursuit of justice and a truly inclusive democracy.” The background includes faint Hebrew text, a blue-toned mountain landscape, and a golden wheat field in the foreground, symbolizing the harvest holiday. JCPA branding appears at the top.