Are you a leader on campus, ready to proactively spread the truth about Israel to fellow students, professors, and the media?

35 CAMERA Fellows from across North America, Europe, and Israel will be selected based on their in-depth knowledge of the Arab-Israeli conflict, history of Israel and current events, experience in advocating for Israel on campus, and portfolio of their published work.

Fellows attend our all-expenses-paid Student Leadership Conference in Boston and receive two days of additional customized programming.

Apply now for the 2019/20 CAMERA Fellowship! Upon completion, Fellows earn $1000/£750.

For seven weeks, CAMERA on Campus staff taught sessions for the Boston chapter of the Zionist Organization of America’s Fuel For Truth Boot Camp program. Fuel For Truth is an Israel advocacy training program for young adults. The program equips participants with the facts, skills, and confidence to stand up for Israel while providing a fun, social space to be part of a community.

On February 10th at CAMERA’s Tel Aviv event “British Antisemitism – It’s Personal: In Politics, On Campus, In Media,” UK Campus Associate Tamara Berens spoke on the institutionalization of antisemitism on British campuses. Other panelists were recent immigrants to Israel, Mark Lewis and Mandy Blumenthal; author/journalist Melanie Phillips, and Hadar Sela of CAMERA’s BBC Watch. Read more here. 

CAMERA Fellows work tirelessly to expose the voices on campuses and beyond who proliferate hatred and misinformation.

Following University of Oxford hosting Malaysia’s antisemitic prime minister, University College London CAMERA Fellow Kelly Leibovitch published “Malaysian Prime Minister Invited to Oxford Union after Antisemitic Comments” at the Times of Israel.

Responding to antisemitism on campus, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo CAMERA Fellow Nina Krishel published “Biased Education and the Perpetuation of the Conflict” on our blog.

After the Palestine Solidarity Campaign attempted to infiltrate his event at the University of Nottingham, CAMERA Fellow Joshua Lee published “The Palestinian Solidarity Campaign’s New Offensive on British Jewish Students” in the Jerusalem Post.

An anti-Israel mural has hung on the wall at York University since 2013, contributing to a hostile environment on campus for Jewish students. CAMERA Fellow Shira Ragosin published “York University Mural Constant Reminder Zionist Students Aren’t Welcome” on our blog.

George Washington University CAMERA Fellow Emma Enig urges for anti-discrimination legislation to be passed in “Healing the Wound: Should Anti-Discrimination Legislation be Passed by the Student Senate?” on our blog.

Former New York University CAMERA Fellow Bobby Miller urges students not to support an upcoming BDS resolution in an article he co-authored titled “SGA Should Vote No on the Upcoming BDS Vote.” The piece was published in campus outlet Washington Square News.

CHALLENGING SPEAKERS AND FALSEHOODS

After Palestinian human rights activist Bassem Eid was inaccurately portrayed in his campus paper, CAMERA Fellow Zachary Chambers published “Response to Hillel Lecture isn’t What it Seems” in the Indiana Daily Student.

University College London CAMERA Fellow Joel Greenbaum took his peers to task over the failed motion to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of antisemitism in  “The IHRA Definition of Antisemitism: Were we Asking too Much?” published in campus outlet Pi Media.

Fed up with antisemitic rhetoric being spewed on his campus and beyond, Rutgers University CAMERA Fellow Joshua Gannon took Linda Sarsour and Jasbir Puar to task in “We Must Confront Antisemitism Directly” in campus outlet The Daily Targum.

Following the Pittsburgh synagogue attack, University of Victoria CAMERA Fellow Misha Yaroslavsky published “Masking Hatred with Kindness” in campus paper The Martlet.