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. Learn more about ADL New York/New Jersey's Words to Action by clicking here. For more information or
If you are interested in being involved in ADL New York/New Jersey’s Development Committee or learning more, please contact Erin Kuchar at ekuchar@adl.org.
ADL Westchester Activist Group is focused on strengthening ADL’s local presence and community impact. Working closely with ADL’s regional team, participants will work to develop engagement opportunities, build partnerships, and implement educational programming throughout Westchester. For questions or more information, please contact Jennifer Hwang at jhwang@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.
Shining a Light on Antisemitism During Chanukah This week's podcast discussed the "Shine a Light" campaign, which will elevate the issue of antisemitism during the week of Chanukah this year (November 28 to December 6). Some sixty organizations have partnered across the country to stand united in the face of rising antisemitism to make this happen. The featured guest on
ADL New York/New Jersey is closed in observance of Thanksgiving.
Introducing BINAH-An ADL Online Antisemitism Course for High School Students This week's podcast discussed BINAH, which stands for Building Insights to Navigate Antisemitism and Hate. It is a new ADL online interactive course for high school students to learn about antisemitism and hate. Through short real-world stories, the students engage in topics like the Holocaust, the lives of Hasidic Jews,
ADL NY/NJ NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER RELEASED CLICK HERE TO READ FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE - Take Action: Shine A Light on Antisemitism - Learn: Social Patterns Library - Apply: ADL Launches New Collaborative For Change Fellowship - Learn: What is Critical Race Theory and Why Is it in the News So Much? - Watch: Never Is Now 2021 Recap - Register
ADL Has Trained 85,000 Teachers Across the Country to Teach the Holocaust This week's podcast discussed Echoes and Reflections, which since 2005 has trained more than 85,000 middle and high school educators to teach about the Holocaust. The featured guest on the show was Melissa Mott, the Director of ADL's Echoes and Reflections program. For more information on Echoes and
