Professionals dedicated to Jewish and antisemitism-critical education frequently encounter three primary challenges:
- Fragmented Information: Educational materials, programmes, and events are scattered across countless institutions and websites, making them incredibly difficult to locate.
- Limited Networking: There is a distinct lack of cohesive communication and collaboration structures connecting schools, universities, NGOs, and extracurricular learning centres.
- Restricted Access to Vetted Materials: Teachers and educational practitioners rarely have the spare time required to extensively research and identify high-quality, reliable content.
This is exactly where JEWLIF steps in.
Between 2025 and 2028, EPACE is being developed as a curated online platform designed to connect educational institutions and provide seamless access to high-quality, tailored extracurricular learning programmes. Its primary focus is the prevention and combating of antisemitism, alongside championing the visibility of Jewish life.
By the end of 2026, EPACE will launch an AI-driven newsletter system, intelligently collating and distributing curated news, events, and professional development opportunities from a diverse range of educational providers.
This will be complemented by an integrated booking system for extracurricular educational experiences, spanning museums, memorials, Jewish communities, NGOs, think tanks, and other civil society organisations.
Initially rolled out nationwide, the platform is set to expand across Europe from 2027.
Ultimately, EPACE is evolving into the central digital hub for antisemitism-critical education across Europe: transparent, highly accessible, and deeply interconnected.
