List of organizations that have endorsed the BDS movement

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List of organizations that support the BDS movement include organizations that either has supported the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement or has endorsed comprehensive boycotts of Israel. Comprehensive is here defined as a boycott that is not tied to a particular industry (e.g weapons embargo) or exclusive to goods from the Israeli settlements. The list does not include organizations that support BDS' right to call for a boycott of Israel but does not themselves support the boycott. The year column indicates when the organization first professed support for BDS.

Contents

OrganizationTypeMembersRegionYear
Edinburgh University Students' Association [1] [fn 1] Student union41,300UK2016
The Harvard Crimson Editorial Board [2] [3] Editorial board 87US2022
Teaching Assistants Association [4] Trade union9,000US2016
Muslim Student Union [5] Student union?US2010
National Lawyers Guild [6] Bar association ?US2020
Union of Agricultural Work Committees [7] Farmers' union?Palestine2012
Canadian Union of Postal Workers [8] Trade union54,000Canada2018
Association pour une solidarité syndicale étudiante [9] Student union?Canada2008
Fédération des femmes du Québec [10] Feminist organization?Canada2010
Centrale des syndicats du Québec [11] Trade union180,000 [11] Canada2018
Democratic Socialists of America [12] Political organization?United States2017
Palestinian General Federation of Trade Unions Trade union290,000Palestine?
Socialist Left Party [13] Political party?Norway2019
ARIJ [fn 2] Think tank?Palestine2005
Addameer [fn 2] [14] Prisoner support?Palestine2005
Palestinian NGOs Network Umbrella org. for NGOs134 [15] Palestine?
Movement for Black Lives [16] Coalition of human rights groups50+US2016
Boycott from Within [17] Political group?Israel?
New Profile [17] Political group?Israel2019
Women in Black [17] Anti-war group10,000International?
BRISMES [18] Scholarly organization?UK2019
LO [19] Trade union900,000Norway2017
Ma'an News Agency [fn 2] [20] Wire service n/a Palestine 2005
Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions [21] Human rights NGO?Israel2010
War on Want [22] Anti-poverty charity?UK2018
National Union of Journalists [fn 3] [23] Trade union40,000UK2007
Union of Students in Ireland [24] Student union374,000Ireland2018
Irish Congress of Trade Unions [25] Trade union600,000Ireland2009
Scottish Trades Union Congress [26] Trade union560,000UK2009
University and College Union [27] Trade union120,000UK2010
National Union of Students [28] Student unionMillionsUK2015
National Campus and Community Radio Association [29] NGO of radio stations?Canada2011
Mennonite Church Canada [30] Church31,000Canada2016
Unifor [31] Trade union310,000Canada2017
Concordia Graduate Students Association [32] Student union8,000Canada2013
Concordia Student Union [32] Student union?Canada2014
York Federation of Students [33] Student union?Canada2013
Scarborough Campus Students' Union [34] Student union14,000Canada2020
American Friends Service Committee [35] Religious societyThousandsUS2019
NATFHE [fn 4] [36] Trade union69,000 [36] UK2006
CUT [37] Trade union20 millionBrazil?
Trades Union Congress [37] Trade union7 millionUK?
Canadian Union of Public Employees [37] [38] Trade union700,000Canada2006
UE [39] Trade union35,000US2015
Hampshire College [37] Private collegen/aUS2009
Jewish Voice for Peace [40] Human rights NGO?US2015
American Studies Association [41] Scholarly organization5,000US2013
Association for Asian American Studies [41] Scholarly organization?US2013
American Anthropological Association [42] Scholarly organization10,000+US2023
Association for Humanist Sociology [41] Scholarly organization?US?
NACCS [41] Scholarly organization?US?
NAISA [41] Scholarly organization?US?
Middle East Studies Association of North America [41] Scholarly organization?US?
National Women's Studies Association [41] [43] Scholarly organization2,350US2015
Congress of South African Trade Unions [44] Trade union?South Africa2011
National Union of Teachers [45] Trade union?UK2014
Unite the Union [46] Trade union?UK2014
UAW Local 2865 [fn 5] [47] Trade union14,000US2014
Confédération des syndicats nationaux [48] Trade union325,000Canada2015
African National Congress [49] Political party769,000South Africa2012
Green Party of England and Wales [50] Political party?England and Wales2014
Scottish Greens [51] Political party?Scotland2015
Green Party of Canada [52] Political party?Canada2016
Socialist International [53] ???2018
Greens New South Wales [54] Political party3,000Australia2010
Québec solidaire [55] Political party?Canada?
Students for Justice in Palestine Human rights NGO?International?
All India Kisan Sabha [56] Peasant movement16 millionIndia2017
Canadian Federation of Students [57] Student union500,000Canada2018
Association des Travailleurs Grecs du Québec [58] Immigrant labor organization?Canada?
NDN Collective [59] Human rights NGO?US2021
Students' Federation of India [60] Scholarly organization4,300,405 [61] India2018
Latin American Council of Social Sciences [62] Scholarly organization?International2022
University of Melbourne Student Union [63] Student union?Australia2022
National Conference of Black Lawyers [64] Human rights NGO?US2021
Green Party of California [65] Political party85,828US2022
Anglican Church of Southern Africa [66] Church?South Africa2019
United Church of Christ [67] Church773,500United States2015
Northern Independence Party [68] Political party1,400 [69] United Kingdom2023
Fourth International [70] Political organisation?International2010
Muslim Students Federation (Kerala state) Student union200,000International2006
Plaid Cymru [71] Political party10,000Wales2024
Disoccupied Boycott website?International2023

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The motion passed 249 to 153 with 22 absentions but were later overturned.
  2. 1 2 3 Signatory to the BDS call.
  3. ↑ In 2014, NUJ voted against a motion supporting boycotts of all Israeli goods and BDS.
  4. ↑ The motion calling for an academic boycott of Israel was only in effect a few days before the union merged with the Association of University Teachers at which point it was reduced to advisory status.
  5. ↑ A year after the UAW Local 2865 adopted its resolution in support of the BDS, the UAW International Executive Board "nullified" the vote.

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