Know where
antisemitism
is happening.
SafeJew maps antisemitic incidents across Greater Los Angeles. We pull from community reports, LAPD, ADL, and FBI data so you can see the real picture.
Los Angeles · 2023
Started by students. Built on real data.
In 2023, Adrian Erlikhman, Ryan Erlikhman, and Yonatan Zarur were watching antisemitism rise in their LA neighborhoods and on their campus. They couldn't find a single place that mapped it clearly — where it happened, how often, what patterns were forming. So they built one.
SafeJew received a $1,000 Teen Innovation Grant from JFEDLA and was distributed across their Greater LA network through the Community Security Initiative. This version is a full rebuild — faster, more rigorous, and free to use.
Read the full storyWhat SafeJew does
01
Tracks incidents
Community reports, LAPD hate crime data, ADL audits, and FBI statistics — all in one place, mapped by neighborhood.
02
Shows patterns
Interactive maps and dashboards that reveal where incidents cluster, when they spike, and what categories dominate — by month, neighborhood, or campus.
03
Connects community
The campus tool surfaces nearby synagogues, Chabad houses, and Jewish community spaces so students know what's around them.
Where the data comes from
ADL
Anti-Defamation League, Annual Audit
LAPD
LA Police Department, Hate Crime Reports
FBI
FBI Uniform Crime Reporting
CSI
JFEDLA Community Security Initiative
References to these organizations do not imply formal partnership or endorsement.
Free Tool
SafeJew for Campus
Look up a campus — UCLA, USC, wherever you are — and see local antisemitism data, nearby synagogues, Chabad houses, and Jewish community spaces. No account needed.
Try the Campus ToolSafety resources
Krav Maga studios, security organizations, legal help, emergency contacts, and mental health support for the LA Jewish community.