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Nonprofits›Jerusalem Institute Of Justice Inc

International, Foreign Affairs & National Security

Jerusalem Institute Of Justice Inc

MCKINNEY, TX

Website

Total revenue

$1.3M

Total expenses

$938K

Net assets

$968K

Grants received

$304K

23 grants

EIN

471817557

Tax year

2024

Mission

The mission of the Jerusalem Institute of Justice, Inc. is to advance human rights, strengthen democracy, and promote justice by supporting programs that provide legal aid and advocacy to vulnerable populations, public diplomacy and education to counter antisemitism and misinformation, and policy research to drive systemic reform. The organization fulfills this mission primarily by directing grants to the Jerusalem Institute of Justice Ltd., headquartered in Jerusalem, Israel, which implements these programs on the ground.

Programs

2 programs

Public Diplomacy and Education. JIJ leveraged its United Nations consultative status to present forensic evidence and survivor testimony to senior UN officials and diplomats from over 23 countries, securing recognition of the scale and scope of Hamas' atrocities against Israeli children, women, and the elderly. In 2024, JIJ also completed post-production of its 1-hour documentary "Saturday October 7th," featuring the testimonies of seven survivors of the October 7th massacre. The film is available for free screenings on U.S. college and university campuses, promoting awareness and countering denialism. JIJ's internship and education programs trained 33 university students from 16 countries, focused on combatting antisemitism and countering pro-terror agendas. Over the last 20 years, JIJ has hosted more than 400 interns and fellows from 20 countries, equipping them with the tools to advocate for justice, human dignity, and the rule of law.

Expenses: $287KGrants: $72K

Research and Policy Development. Through research and policy initiatives, JIJ Inc. supported the preparation of policy briefs, legal petitions, and international reports designed to influence systemic reforms in Israel. In 2024, these efforts included submissions to the United Nations and engagement with legislators to strengthen protections for human trafficking survivors, terror victims, and vulnerable minorities. JIJ's policy work continues to amplify the voices of affected communities and ensure accountability at both national and international levels.

Expenses: $190KGrants: $113K