American Jewish Committee Houston, founded in 1946 by local philanthropist Max Nathan, engages in advocacy on behalf of the State of Israel, safeguards the rights of Jews worldwide, promotes American pluralism, and enriches the quality of Jewish life in our community. The office provides leadership and guidance for several prominent city and statewide coalitions working on social justice issues that affect all Americans. Consisting of more than 600 families committed to religious freedom and separation of church and state, AJC Houston is a respected voice in the local political, religious, and academic arenas. As we work to protect human rights around the world, we are equally committed to strengthening the community and enriching the quality of life for all of our residents.
AJC Houston UN Holocaust Victim Observance
for Diplomats
on Wednesday, January 27, 2010
10:30 a.m.
At and in conjunction with Holocaust Museum Houston
American Jewish Committee Houston, founded in 1946 by local philanthropist Max Nathan, engages in advocacy on behalf of the State of Israel, safeguards the rights of Jews worldwide, promotes American pluralism, and enriches the quality of Jewish life in our community. The office provides leadership and guidance for several prominent city and statewide coalitions working on social justice issues that affect all Americans. Consisting of more than 600 families committed to religious freedom and separation of church and state, AJC Houston is a respected voice in the local political, religious, and academic arenas. As we work to protect human rights around the world, we are equally committed to strengthening the community and enriching the quality of life for all of our residents. 
