Project Max
Fighting Racism, Antisemitism and Intolerance through Sports
Project Max's mission is to fight racism, antisemitism and intolerance through sports. Fueled by an incredible lineup of pro athletes, from NBA stars to Olympic medalists, we're breaking down barriers and using sports as a megaphone for inclusivity. Together, we're not just playing games; we're building a global team that champions tolerance, fights hate, and inspires people to stand up against racism and antisemitism. With every pass and shot, Project Max allows athletes to leverage their platform into a movement for a better world.
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59Athlete ambassadors on board
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4Leagues represented
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7Partner organizations
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1Team against hate
The Athletes
Athlete Ambassadors
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Adisu Guadie
Professional Runner
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Andrew Bernstein
Hall of Fame Sports Photographer & Author
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Andy Adler
Pro Sports Anchor
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Arik Zeevi
Olympic Medalist (Judo), Chairman, 21st Maccabiah
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Brent Novoselsky
Former NFL Player
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Brian Taylor
Former NBA Player
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Byron Scott
Former NBA Player & Coach
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Chelsey Goldberg
Professional Hockey Player
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Coach Grant Leonard
Coach
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Coach Mike Jarvis
Coach
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Corsley Edwards
Professional Basketball Player
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Dale Ellis
Former NBA Player
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Dean Furman
Professional Soccer Player
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Deron Cherry
Former NFL Player, Chiefs' Hall of Fame
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Eddie Johnson
Former NBA Player, NBA Today Co-Host
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Eddy Curry
Former NBA Player
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Gadi Hadar
Pro Water Polo, NCAA Champion
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Gal Fridman
Israel's First Olympic Gold Medalist
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George Foreman III
Pro Boxer & Entrepreneur
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Harold Keeling
Former NBA Player
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Herbert "Flight Time" Lang
Pro Basketball Player
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Ian Kinsler
Former MLB All-Star, Team Israel WBC Manager
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Jared Armstrong
Professional Basketball Player
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Jason Hirsh
Former MLB Player
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Jerome "JYD" Williams
Former NBA Player
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Joe Jacobson
Professional Soccer Player
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Josh Powell
Former NBA Player
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Kareem Rush
Former NBA Player
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Kenny Anderson
Former NBA Player
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Keon Lattimore
Former NFL Player
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Lafayette "Fat" Lever
Former NBA Player
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Larry Whigham
Former NFL Player
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Maia Cabrera
Professional Soccer Player
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Mark West
Former NBA Player
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Michael Bankston
Former NFL Player
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Michael Sweetney
Former NBA Player
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Miki Chayat
Capoeira Martial Art Champion
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Mirna Sayeh
Professional Basketball Player
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Nick Lowery
Former NFL Player, Chiefs' Hall of Fame
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Ori Sasson
Olympic Medalist (Judo)
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Peter Paltchik
Olympic Medalist (Judo)
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Rabbi Erez Sherman
Community Leader
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Rick Barry
NBA Top-50 All-Time Player
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Ricky Davis
Former NBA Player
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Roy Hinson
Former NBA Player
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Saeid Mollaei
Olympic Medalist (Judo) & World Champion
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Sagi Dovev
Entrepreneur, Martial Arts Expert
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Sagi Muki
Olympic Medalist (Judo) & World Champion
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Sedric Toney
Former NBA Player
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Shay Doron
Former WNBA Player
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Tamara Schoen
Professional Softball Player
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Tamir Goodman
Entrepreneur, Former Pro Basketball Player
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Tarik Black
Former NBA Player
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Theo Ratliff
Former NBA Player
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Tim Johnson
Former NFL Player
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Tommie Harris
Former NFL Player
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Tony Richardson
Former NFL Player, Chiefs' Hall of Fame
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Yoav Modai
NBA Reporter
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Yosef Calvin Murray
Former NFL Player
What we do
Sports as a megaphone for good
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Sports Clinics
Pro athletes run clinics that bring kids from different communities onto the same court — teammates first, differences second.
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Speaking Out
Talks and campus events where athletes share why fighting racism and antisemitism is everyone's game.
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Athlete Voices
Our ambassadors use their platforms — media, social, community — to turn influence into a movement for tolerance.
Newsroom
In the news
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More athletes should decry Jew-hatred, former NBA players and coaches say
Byron Scott and fellow Project Max ambassadors tell JNS why athletes must speak up: "Our skin color might be different but we're the same race — the human race."
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Project Max and the Power of Sport Against Hate
Junaid Qaiser highlights Project Max's vision to harness the universal appeal and moral authority of sports as a key weapon in the battle against hate.
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Bratislava hosts Europe's first conference on antisemitism in sports
Project Max GM Eric Rubin delivered a featured address at Europe's first-ever conference dedicated to combating antisemitism in sports.
Read at JNS →
Our partner organizations
Join the team against hate
Every donation puts more athletes in front of more kids — and more voices on the side of tolerance.
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