Your support keeps the work useful. OZJF builds research, publishes explainers, and pushes back on hate. The organization does not accept outside donations, so support here means helping the work reach the right people and stay accurate.
Four ways to back OZJF
- Read and share. Post a report, send a link, or cite a filing in a conversation. Reach travels.
- Subscribe. Follow new reports and briefings through the newsroom.
- Volunteer. Researchers, writers, and organizers can plug in through the volunteer page.
- Correct us. If a claim is wrong or a source is stale, use contact. Accuracy is part of the mission.
Humanitarian relief is separate
OZJF is an advocacy group, not a relief fund. If your goal is to help civilians in a war zone, send that gift through a relief group built for it. Our humanitarian relief guide can point you to trusted options.
Two clear paths:
- Support OZJF if you want to strengthen the public argument and help the work reach people.
- Use the relief guide if you want to help civilians on the ground.
Checking our standards before you rely on us is smart. Our transparency pages lay out how we source, fact-check, and explain our work.
Partnerships and allied projects
We work with other groups, and we name them when it helps the reader. Support is not the same as ownership. An allied project is not a formal partner unless we say so on the site and link the deal. Questions about partnerships? Use our contact page.
Thank you. Careful readers, fresh subscribers, volunteers, and shared links all move the work forward.
Contact OZJF
Use this form for research questions, partnership inquiries, media outreach, correction requests, campus support, or general contact. You can submit here directly and receive confirmation on this page once your message is sent.