Resources for Jewish Students at The Ohio State University

Although antisemitism has existed for centuries, it remains a significant challenge that Jewish and Israeli students endure on a frequent and ongoing basis. Enduring direct and indirect forms of antisemitism can have negative impacts on your overall well-being, including your mental health. While Jewish and Israeli people have demonstrated resilience through fighting antisemitism on social media, on campuses, and in our communities, these challenges can be burdensome. 

CCS supports and advocates for the Jewish and Israeli community and encourages those with such identities to be seen, supported, and heard. Below are resources that can help you to find connection with Jewish and Israeli communities, as well as therapeutic resources to provide healing, validation, and empowerment.

Campus Resources:

• The Ohio State University Hillel 
• Schottenstein Chabad Schottenstein Chabad House at OSU
• Melton Center for Jewish Studies
• Office of Diversity & Inclusion
• Engage with student communities/organizations
• Center for Belonging and Social Change
• Office of Institutional Equity 

Educational Resources:

• https://sites.ed.gov/cfbnp/resources-for-preventing-and-addressing-antisemitism-in-schools/
• https://www.hillel.org/resources/
• https://www.jewishoncampus.org/

Community Resources

• Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus
• Young Jewish Columbus 

CCS Programming

• Facilitated Conversations for Groups 
• Individualized Support