What We Do
Jhive - A Hive of Jewish Support
Jhive is a UK charity helping organisations build inclusive workplaces and promote Jewish inclusion in the workplace through support, interactive workshops and antisemitism training based on the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism.
Recognised as a trusted Jewish EDI training provider and featured in the Board of Deputies of British Jews Employers Guide to Judaism, we work with HR, EDI, and senior leadership teams to deliver Jewish inclusion support, training, practical guidance, and the confidence to identify, address, and prevent antisemitism in the workplace and build allyship.
"We wanted to increase our employees' understanding of the Jewish faith, so we asked Jhive to run a 90-minute session on Judaism, the Jewish people, antisemitism, and allyship. It was a really interesting and well-presented session. We all came away with a deeper understanding of many different aspects of Judaism and Jewishness. I think providing that session made our Jewish employees feel seen and valued."
— Chris Harris, Chief of Staff, Softwire
Through our antisemitism training, Jewish Inclusive Workplace Standard, tailored workshops and listening sessions, we help organisations create environments where Jewish employees feel safe, valued and respected, advancing Jewish inclusion in the workplace across every level of leadership.
We also support Jewish professionals through mentoring and entrepreneurship initiatives that foster innovation and opportunity within the Jewish community. These initiatives complement our inclusion work, extending Jhive’s mission beyond the workplace to empower Jewish entrepreneurs.
Our programmes are designed for UK employers of all sizes, helping teams build awareness, understanding and inclusion in support of Jewish colleagues.
How We Can Help
Jhive provides workplace-focused antisemitism training and inclusion programmes that help organisations move from awareness to action.
Our services are designed for employers who want to:
- Equip their teams to identify and challenge antisemitism confidently
- Build a culture where Jewish employees feel safe, represented and respected
- Ensure HR and EDI policies address antisemitism proactively
- Demonstrate leadership in inclusion through formal recognition and accreditation
Whether you’re starting your inclusion journey or advancing an existing EDI strategy, Jhive’s range of workshops and support make the path clear and achievable.
Book A Workshop or Support Session
Our expert-led sessions, support HR, EDI and leadership teams to strengthen Jewish inclusion and create workplaces where Jewish employees feel respected, supported and heard. Training can be tailored to your sector or inclusion goals and can form part of your journey towards the Jewish Inclusive Workplace Standard.
- Antisemitism Training Session
- Jewish Cultural Competence Workshops
- Listening Session for Jewish Employees
- The Jewish Inclusive Workplace Standard
- HR and EDI Advice
Antisemitism Training Session
Creating an inclusive and respectful workplace means ensuring every employee feels safe and supported, including Jewish colleagues. Jhive’s antisemitism training helps organisations understand the experiences of Jewish people, recognise antisemitism in all its forms, and respond with confidence and care. Through practical learning and open discussion, our workshops give teams the insight to build genuine allyship and embed lasting inclusion across the workplace.
Our antisemitism training equips participants with a deep understanding of antisemitism, its history, modern expressions, and impact on Jewish communities today. Participants explore the IHRA definition of antisemitism, analyse real workplace case studies, and develop practical strategies for prevention and response. This workshop helps organisations act decisively and confidently when discrimination occurs, fostering allyship and trust across teams.
Jewish Cultural Competence Workshops
We offer three workplace-focused versions of our Jewish Cultural Competence Training, including a Real Estate focused workshop, a Customer Facing workshop, and a third designed to help organisations engage Jewish professionals, clients, prospects, and businesses. These sessions strengthen Jewish inclusion in the workplace by building understanding and confidence in engaging with Jewish colleagues, clients, and communities. Each workshop provides practical, actionable guidance to help teams reduce misunderstandings, improve communication, and demonstrate their commitment to inclusion.
Listening Session for Jewish Employees
A psychologist-led, two-part facilitated listening session for Jewish employees, designed to help HR and EDI leaders understand how Jewish colleagues can best be supported within their workplace. These confidential sessions create a safe space for Jewish staff to share experiences, while a separate debrief provides HR with actionable insights and inclusion strategies. These sessions are ideally delivered in person, but can also be run remotely.
The Jewish Inclusive Workplace Standard
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The Jewish Inclusive Workplace Standard is Jhive’s framework for recognising organisations that actively support Jewish inclusion. It offers a benchmark designed to help employers measure progress and demonstrate genuine allyship.
The Standard helps employers embed inclusion across every part of their culture, from antisemitism training and policy development to data collection and awareness initiatives. Achieving the Standard demonstrates your organisation’s commitment to Jewish inclusion in the workplace and to building lasting trust with Jewish employees.
HR and EDI Advice
Jhive offers one-to-one HR and EDI advice sessions with one of our specialists.
These sessions are designed for HR, People, and EDI professionals who need practical guidance on supporting Jewish employees. We provide confidential, informed advice on areas such as reasonable adjustments, religious and cultural needs, workplace incidents, policy questions, and issues relating to inclusion, exclusion, and antisemitism in the workplace. Click below to contact us with your requirements.
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Testimonials
Really appreciated trying to discuss a difficult political subject apolitically.
Recent Participant
I left with a much clearer understanding of how to effectively support my Jewish colleagues.
HR Participant
It was an insightful session and provided a space to connect with HR and EDI professionals. We discussed the initiatives undertaken by our respective companies and brainstormed practical ways to enhance support for our Jewish colleagues and those of other faiths.
EDI and HR Manager, Technology Firm
We all came away with a deeper understanding of many different aspects of Judaism and Jewish identity. I think providing that session made our Jewish employees feel seen and valued, and it has also improved the quality of dialogue around tricky topics like religion and geopolitics.
Chris Harris, Chief of Staff, Softwire
This session was super helpful in providing insight into how to create a Jewish Employee Resource Group (ERG). It offered a solid foundation on how to begin the process, along with useful tips from those who have previously established a Jewish ERG.
Head of HR, Healthcare firm
I think you covered a great deal in the time that we had. It was presented very eloquently with sympathy to other groups too.
Participant
Thank you so much for taking the time to share what is happening in Israel and the profound impact it has had on everyone. The videos were incredibly helpful in deepening my understanding and have better equipped me to support those I work with.
Senior HR Manager, Law Firm
The session on ‘How to help your Jewish colleagues’ really helped with providing insight into a topic that I did not know much about and didn’t know how to navigate. I now have more understanding about how to help Jewish colleagues.
Participant
The session was very helpful in terms of planning the next steps that can be taken as a firm to help people feel heard.
Participant
A vibrant and thought-provoking session. Very positive and full of discussion. I found it practical and definitely have taken some things away to chew on.
Participant
As a Jewish person in the room, sitting among my colleagues, I found it incredibly enlightening. I would highly recommend it to all companies.
Participant
Really interesting and educational session which helped contextualise Judaism and Antisemitism.
Participant
Really enjoyed it! You created a safe space where we could ask questions, learn and become allies for our colleagues.
Participant
Great discussion, insightful and relevant to some of the challenges in the workplace and great upskilling on how to set up a Jewish Employee Resource Group from the bottom up.

