Grant recipient announced

Noa Haskin has been named the recipient of B’nai B’rith Victoria’s 2026 Combatting Antisemitism Grant, which supports work to combat antisemitism and counter disinformation about Israel and the Jewish community.

Haskin will receive $4800 towards her participation in the World Union of Jewish Students (WUJS) Social Media Training Fellowship, run in partnership with TalkIsrael, and the WUJS Annual Congress in Israel.

The fellowship brings together Jewish student leaders from more than 40 countries to develop skills in strategic communications, digital advocacy and leadership, as well as in responding to antisemitism in increasingly complex online and campus environments.

B’nai B’rith Victoria said Haskin’s work aligned with the objectives of its antisemitism grant program, and that the skills she gains through the fellowship are intended to be applied directly within the Victorian Jewish community.

According to the organisation, the aim is to strengthen student advocacy, improve digital engagement and better equip young Jewish leaders to respond to antisemitism.