Academic Engagement Network, dedicated to promoting academic freedom and combating anti-Semitism on college campuses, co-authored an op-ed urging the American Association of University Professors to address exclusionary practices and marginalization of Jewish voices in academic settings.

The article 'Crackdowns on Campus Protests' notes that NYU has partnered with the Academic Engagement Network, describing it as 'another Israeli state front'. This description links the organization to state-sponsored narratives and actions that support authoritarian policies on college campuses, thereby implicating it in complicity with oppressive state agendas.

The Academic Engagement Network published a detailed research paper in its Research Paper Series (Paper No. 5) that strongly opposes anti-Israel divestment campaigns on U.S. campuses. The paper argues that such campaigns undermine academic freedom, promote divisive and extremist agendas, and are strategically flawed, calling instead for increased investment and collaboration with Israeli institutions. This public stance positions AEN clearly against politically coercive and exclusionary practices on campuses.

Academic Engagement Network has published a series of resources—including best practices guidelines and toolkits—in partnership with Hillel International and the Anti-Defamation League aimed at addressing antisemitism, anti-Israel bias, and protecting academic freedom on college campuses.