Tonight and tomorrow, May 5-6, 2024, is Holocaust Remembrance Day: Yom Ha’Shoah u’Gevurah. We invite you to explore these important educational and film resources and to share them with your friends, family members, colleagues and students. Never Again is NOW.   ADL’s 43rd Annual Governor’s Holocaust Remembrance Program is on Wednesday, May 8 at 5:30 pm at Temple Emanuel

  Since October 7th, ADL has tracked a surge in antisemitic incidents on college and university campuses. In addition, 73% of Jewish college students surveyed have experienced or witnessed some form of antisemitism since the beginning of the 2023-2024 school year alone. A plurality of Jewish college students reported that they do not feel physically safe on campus after October 7th,

Tonight and tomorrow, May 5-6, 2024, is Holocaust Remembrance Day: Yom Ha’Shoah u’Gevurah. We invite you to explore these important educational and film resources and to share them with your friends, family members, colleagues and students. Never Again is NOW.   ADL’s 43rd Annual Governor’s Holocaust Remembrance Program is on Wednesday, May 8 at 5:30 pm at Temple Emanuel in

  At this challenging time, many people are asking: how can I help my student understand what is happening and how to respond? ADL is here with resources for educators and families to assist with your conversations. For the largest collection of resources, visit our landing page:  https://www.adl.org/stand-with-israel Report antisemitic or other bias incidents to: www.adl.org/report  NEW: Countering Campus Antisemitism

As the winter holidays approach, school administrators and teachers face the challenge of planning holiday programs and activities within and outside the classroom that demonstrate a respect for students of all faiths and religious beliefs. Civic officials similarly may face difficult questions about the placement of religious displays on public property. While acknowledging the December holiday season, it’s important to