ADL’s Words to Action program is designed to provide youth, family members, and communities the opportunity to increase their understanding and ability to address antisemitism and anti-Israel bias that crosses the line. Programs are customized to meet the needs of various audiences and educational environments. For more information, please contact Hannah Sattler at hsattler@adl.org To learn more about Words to Action, please
ADL’s Words to Action program is designed to provide youth, family members, and communities the opportunity to increase their understanding and ability to address antisemitism and anti-Israel bias that crosses the line. Programs are customized to meet the needs of various audiences and educational environments. For more information, please contact Hannah Sattler at hsattler@adl.org To learn more about Words to Action, please
Engaging Students in Difficult Conversations: Putting Skills into Practice Back by popular demand and your feedback, we invite you to participate in this Putting Skills into Practice workshop. During this workshop, you as educators will have the opportunity to examine the power and importance of language and practice how to have necessary conversations. For more information, please contact Nicola Straker
Engaging Students in Difficult Conversations: Putting Skills into Practice Back by popular demand and your feedback, we invite you to participate in this Putting Skills into Practice workshop. During this workshop, you as educators will have the opportunity to examine the power and importance of language and practice how to have necessary conversations. For more information, please contact Nicola Straker
If you are interested in being involved in ADL New York/New Jersey’s Education Committee or learning more, please contact Nicola Straker at nstraker@adl.org.
Please join ADL New York/New Jersey on May 5th at 7:00PM ET for an "Evening with an Author" with award-winning educator and author, Liza Wiemer. Liza Wiemer will share a behind-the-scenes look into the making of the award-winning novel, The Assignment, which was inspired by real events that took place in Oswego, NY in 2017 as well as others around
In the face of continued uncertainty and challenges in today's world, there is still reason to celebrate. Join us on Friday, May 14th for National No Place for Hate Day 2021 to acknowledge the hard work of students, educators, parents and the entire community by taking over social media with #noplaceforhate. Here's the plan: Have everyone in your school community - students, educators
No Place for Hate® coalitions from across the nation will come together with Amanda Gorman to explore allyship, identity and change-making. If your school is new to No Place for Hate learn more at www.noplaceforhate.org.
Kelly Yang is the New York Times bestselling author of Front Desk, winner of the 2019 Asian Pacific American Award for Children’s Literature and named a best book of the year by Amazon, The Washington Post, Kirkus Reviews, School Library Journal, Publishers Weekly, and NPR. By registering, you have a chance to win a signed copy of one of Kelly's
The Glass Leadership Institute applications for this current year is closed. If you are interested in learning more or getting involved please fill out the interest form here.
