ADL NY/NJ & CT GLI Session: NYPD Hate Crime Task Force
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.
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.
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
ADL NY/NJ April Newsletter Released CLICK HERE TO READ FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE - Fighting Hate Online: Navigating Antisemitism on Social Media - ADL Tracking Antisemitism - FHFH: Under Attack: The Surge of Antisemitism During the Conflict in Israel and the Region - Regional Day of Action: Report an Incident - Educational Resources & Opportunities - ADL NY/NJ Speaks Out
There has been a surge in antisemitism in the United States and around the world. This hate is unacceptable, and inaction is inexcusable. During the Day of Action Against Antisemitism, we will provide the tools to amplify your voice with thousands more to demand action and gather virtually. SPEAK OUT Show your solidarity and speak out against antisemitism by joining ADL; American
Memorial Day Observed ADL Offices will be closed.
If you are interested in joining ADL NY/NJ’s Lawyers Division or want to learn more, please reach out to lawyersnynj@adl.org.
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.
In conjunction with Pride Month, our next event in the National Education Read-Aloud series is Thurs, June 3rd at 3pm ET and will feature Stonewall award-winning author, Alex Gino. Alex is an advocate for LGBTQIA+ communities and the award-winning author of George, a book about a 4th grade transgender girl who struggles to be herself to the outside world. Alex will be reading excerpts from their book, followed by Q&A.