WASHINGTON, D.C. — Nonprofit organization JewBelong has launched a mobile billboard campaign in Washington, D.C., during the annual Christians United for Israel (CUFI) Summit, highlighting the role of Christian allies in supporting the Jewish community amid growing concerns over antisemitism.
Running throughout the July 5–7 summit, the campaign features billboard trucks traveling near conference venues and across the city with messages expressing appreciation for Christians who have publicly supported Jewish communities and opposed antisemitic acts.
The billboards display a series of messages centered on themes of solidarity, mutual respect, and community support. The initiative is designed to acknowledge individuals and faith-based groups that continue to advocate against hate and discrimination.
The campaign also supports JewBelong’s broader Christian Allies Collective initiative, which seeks to strengthen relationships between Christian and Jewish communities while encouraging greater public awareness and action against antisemitism.
According to the organization, the campaign comes at a time when reports of antisemitic incidents have increased in recent years, prompting renewed efforts to promote interfaith cooperation and public engagement.
Known for its highly visible pink billboard campaigns across the United States, JewBelong has focused on raising awareness about antisemitism through public messaging aimed at encouraging dialogue beyond Jewish communities. The organization says its outreach efforts are intended to foster understanding, encourage allyship, and promote unity across faith groups.
The mobile billboard campaign is expected to reach thousands of summit attendees and visitors throughout Washington, D.C., during the three-day event.
