The American Hindu Jewish Congress (AHJC) is a 501(c)(4) non-profit  dedicated to strengthening ties between the American Hindu and Jewish communities. AHJC’s goal is to build an interfaith political platform to strengthen and grow the political influence of the American Hindu and Jewish communities.

AHJC stands for the American Hindu Jewish Congress. A movement committed to building bridges between two ancient faiths and cultures. AHJC works to promote faith-based values , counter misinformation, combat antisemitism and Hindu Phobia, and create a unified voice  on issues that affect both Hindu and Jewish communities in the United States.

The AHJC mission is to foster awareness and advocate for legislative and regulatory change to better address antisemitism and Hindu Phobia as well as many other shared concerns. At AHJC, we believe that combating misinformation and prejudice is essential to creating a more respectful society.

AHJC is open to anyone who values interfaith cooperation, joint political advocacy on issues of mutual interest, build faith-based political coalitions, and joint outreach for winning campaigns. Whether you are a business or a community leader, an executive, an academic, a student, a professional, or a religious leader, AHJC provides opportunities to get involved, contribute ideas, and collaborate in  meaningful projects that foster mutual respect and understanding.

AHJC organizes a wide range of activities, which include building issue coalitions, hosting topical conferences, sponsoring political events, and conducting one-on-one dialogue with Federal and State lawmakers and agency officials.

AHJC initiatives are intended to  encouragecross-cultural exchanges  and long-lasting friendships. 

The American Hindu Jewish Congress (AHJC) is important for its new role as a political advocacy organization to foster deeper cooperation between Hindu and Jewish communities in the United States.

Key areas of importance for the AHJC:

• Build faith-based political coalitions and coordinate joint policy advocacy
• Preserve First Amendment Religious Liberty
• Dismantle Diversity Equity and Inclusion practices that are in violation of the US Constitution and the 1964 Civil Rights Act
• Combat transnational Islamist terrorism and the affiliated Khalistani terror network
• Promote trilateral cooperation between the United States, India and Israel

Getting involved with AHJCis simple and rewarding. You can participate by attending events, volunteering in various interfaith initiatives, becoming a member, or collaborating on political outreach and policy advocacy initiatives. The AHJC welcomes faith organizations and nonprofits interested in partnership opportunities or joining our advocacy initiatives.