Project A workshops help community voices reach antisemitism Royal Commission

A montage of Jewish people hugging surrounded by a memorial for Bondi attack victims

The royal commission is looking into drivers of antisemitism in institutions and Australian society in the lead up the Bondi attack and how it's affected Jewish Australians. Credit: Jacob Chantarat/AAP

It can be in someone’s house, a community centre or even online - an initiative offering workshops to help community members and allies turn personal experiences into submissions.

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Published 1 May 2026 5:41pm

By Dekel Nevo Eizenberg

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It can be in someone’s house, a community centre or even online - an initiative offering workshops to help community members and allies turn personal experiences into submissions.

What surprises me the most is how common it is for someone to say - I don't have a story.... but once you start talking to people - everyone has a story

Moran Dvir, co-founder of Project A

We spoke with Moran Dvir, a co-founder of Project A and with Rebecca - an ally of the Jewish community who shared their perspectives ahead of the Royal Commission deadline at the end of May.