The American Jewish Committee (AJC) is a non-profit organization founded in 1906 that advocates for the rights and interests of Jewish people worldwide. It focuses on combating anti-Semitism, promoting human rights, and fostering interfaith dialogue. The AJC works with various communities and governments to address issues affecting Jews and to promote understanding among different cultures. The AJC also engages in diplomatic efforts, partnering with organizations and leaders to strengthen relationships between the Jewish community and other groups. Through its initiatives, the AJC aims to ensure a secure future for Jews and to promote democratic values globally, reflecting its commitment to social justice and equality.