In the New York/New Jersey Region, we are proud to be making a direct impact in our local schools and communities, and could not accomplish our important education work without the valuable support of our facilitators. We recently spoke with education facilitator Courtney D’Allaird, and asked them about their experience with ADL’s Education Programs, and the challenges associated with the
ADL New York/New Jersey mourns the passing of Jacques Wolf, who together with his late wife, Charlotte were committed to providing the tools and materials for educators to enhance their knowledge of the Holocaust and to learn strategies for providing accurate and authentic Holocaust education in the classroom. The ADL, USC Shoah Foundation, and Yad Vashem created the Echoes and
Proud to partner with AdCouncil on this powerful video. As the coronavirus has spread, so too has hate targeting the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. We cannot allow this behavior to continue. We must all come together to #FightVirusBias. #LoveHasNoLabels.
ADL New York/New Jersey is excited to recognize the 241 schools in our region who achieved the designation of No Place For Hate® in the 2019-2020 school year! We are so proud of the nearly 181,000 students who have proven their commitment to building inclusive and safe communities. For the full list of 2019-2020 No Place For Hate designated schools
Online hate stokes fear, silences voices and causes harm to people’s personal and professional lives. Backspace Hate™ is ADL’s initiative supporting victims and targets of online hate and harassment by raising awareness and passing legislation to better hold perpetrators accountable for their actions online. When harassment pushes targets offline, perpetrators spew hateful messages and silence valuable voices. It’s time to
