In anticipation of the 2024-25 school year, ADL has launched several new and updated resources to support educators, students and their families, particularly in the event that antisemitic incidents occur.  Because ADL has tracked a significant rise in antisemitic incidents across the country,  we wanted to preemptively offer these resources in the event you are faced with antisemitism this school year.

For more information about any of these programs, including how to schedule a training for your school, please contact mountainstates@adl.org. 

Report incidents to www.adl.org/report-incident. 

 

Antisemitism on Campus: Education Resources

Jewish college students are facing soaring levels of antisemitism and marginalization. ADL is working proactively to address the historic rise in antisemitic activity and to help Jewish students and allies feel safe on campus through educational programs and resources.

 

For staff and administrators

Antisemitism 101 for the Workplace:

An on-demand module that facilitates the addition of education about Jewish identity and antisemitism in an organization’s diversity, equity, and inclusion program. This 45-minute no-cost learning experience introduces professionals in all industries to antisemitism myths and stereotypes and helps them take action when antisemitism shows up in the workplace.

Visit ADL at Work for more information and to register.

 

For students

Antisemitism on Campus:

A 75-minute self-paced, interactive learning module empowers created by ADL and Hillel International that helps student communities become more inclusive through an exploration of Jewish identity and antisemitism. This learning experience can be adopted as a proactive tool in response to antisemitic incidents on campus.

Visit https://www.adl.org/resources/tools-and-strategies/antisemitism-campus-student-course for more information and to register.

 

Words to Action (for college and middle/high school students):

A facilitated workshop that prepares Jewish students to recognize and respond effectively to antisemitism on college and university campuses. Jewish students become leaders in addressing antisemitism by connecting to their Jewish identities and to their Jewish peers and by gaining practical tools to address antisemitism.

More information can be found here.

 

Think.Plan.Act

A comprehensive collection of resources to help Jewish students on campus deal with antisemitism and anti-Israel incidents on campus. The full resource can be found here, with individual resources linked below:

 

• How Can I Be Prepared for Antisemitic and Anti-Israel Bias on Campus? Scenarios and Best Practices
• Frequently Asked Questions about Free Speech on Campus
• 10 Ways to Have Conscientious Conversations on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• Six Proactive Strategies to Deal with Anti-Israel Activity on Campus

 

For K-12 teachers: 

• Antisemitism: What Do Educators Need to Know?
  • This mini-course supports K-12 educators, school and district leaders in recognizing and addressing this form of hate.
• Responding to Bias Incidents in K-12 Schools (mini-course) 
  • Learn how to minimize harm, increase allyship, and create teachable moments when hate based incidents arise in your school community.
• We also offer many additional on-demand learning resources.

 

For middle and high school students: 

• Awareness to Action: Challenging Antisemitism
  • Digital self-directed four part course for middle and high school students