A Jewish nonprofit was training men to prevent sexual abuse. Then the funding disappeared

A Jewish nonprofit was training men to prevent sexual abuse. Then the funding disappeared

When Jewish Women International began speaking out on behalf of Israeli women who experienced sexual violence during the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, or during captivity in Gaza, the organization quickly received new funding and partners for its “I Believe Israeli Women” campaign. Another project, focused on supporting young Jewish women who have felt isolated “in a post-October 7th world,” has also been popular with philanthropic foundations. But its w…