Netta Meltzer on Combating Antisemitism: A KC Cares Exclusive Interview

Netta Meltzer

In this revealing KC Cares interview, Netta Meltzer, Director of Community and Government Relations at the Jewish Community Relations Bureau/American Jewish Committee (JCRB/AJC), discusses the concerning rise in antisemitism, especially following the Israel-Hamas war. Highlighting a 500% increase in Kansas City alone, Meltzer explains JCRB/AJC’s multifaceted approach to combating antisemitism through proactive education, advocacy, and strengthening intercommunity and interfaith relations. The organization’s efforts to educate on antisemitism, work with elected officials, and engage in community partnerships offer a blueprint for driving out hate. With the “Driving Out Darkness in the Heartland 2024 Summit,” JCRB/AJC aims to unite the community against antisemitism, showcasing the urgency and importance of collective action in facing this escalating challenge.

 

What Nonprofit Questions are Answered?

  1. What community service activities do the Chiefs cheerleaders participate in?
    Ans: The cheerleaders engage in various activities, including partnerships with Ronald McDonald House and the My Cause My Cleats event.
  2. How did Taylor and Jordan become Chiefs cheerleaders?
    Ans: Both shared their unique journeys to the team, emphasizing passion, commitment, and personal backgrounds.
  3. What are the responsibilities of the Chiefs cheerleaders beyond cheering at games?
    Ans: Apart from performing at games, they are involved in rigorous training, community service, and internal team committees.
  4. How do the Chiefs cheerleaders contribute to community engagement?
    Ans: They actively participate in outreach programs and partner with various organizations to impact the Kansas City community positively.
  5. What inspired the creation of committees within the cheerleading team?
    Ans: The a need for a structured approach to handle various aspects of their role, including community service and enhancing football knowledge.

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Derrick Johnson Empowering Youth Through Education and Literacy

Derrick Johnson Empowering Youth Through Education and Literacy

Derrick Johnson, the Kansas City Chiefs’ all-time leading tackler, has carried his drive from the field into philanthropy. In this KC Cares interview, he shares how his Defend the Dream Foundation transforms school libraries in low-income communities, giving kids access to age-appropriate books and bright, inviting spaces to read. He also discusses his new children’s book, Super DJ Saves Field Day, co-written with his wife, which encourages kids to discover their inner strength and values.

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On episode 369 of KC Cares, we talk with Gavriela  Geller, Executive Director with Jewish Community Relations Bureau! Great discussion about racial injustice! Listen now!

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Jewish Community Relations Bureau | Sat Jan 18 2020

Gavriela Geller, Executive Director

JCRB|AJC advocates and educates, on behalf of the Kansas City Jewish community, to eliminate injustice and discrimination at home and abroad.

www.jewishkansascity.org/jcrb

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Produced by Charitable Communications

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In partnership with:

Ewing Kauffman Foundation

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Trancription of Intereview:

Previous Episodes!

My Cause My Cleats NFL Players

My Cause My Cleats NFL Players

Stan Hays shares how a single act of service after a tornado sparked a national nonprofit movement. Learn how Operation BBQ Relief feeds not just stoPro Football Hall of Famer Will Shields joins KC Cares to discuss the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats campaign — a movement turning athletic style into stories of giving.machs, but souls—during disaster and beyond.

Stan Hays Operation BBQ Relief

Stan Hays Operation BBQ Relief

Stan Hays shares how a single act of service after a tornado sparked a national nonprofit movement. Learn how Operation BBQ Relief feeds not just stomachs, but souls—during disaster and beyond.