Join Regional Director, Scott Richman and the entire ADL NY/NJ Regional Operations team as they review the data in the annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents - exploring the historic surge in antisemitic incidents ranging from vandalism to violence - and discuss the devastating string of antisemitic attacks we witnessed in New York and New Jersey. You'll hear how our
According to ADL's 2021 Audit, antisemitic incidents reached an all-time high of 2,717 in the U.S. — a 34% increase over 2020, with an average of more than seven incidents occurring per day, including assaults, harassment, and vandalism. Attacks against Jewish institutions, including Jewish community centers and synagogues, were up by 61%; incidents at K-12 schools increased 106%; incidents on college campuses
Chatting with ADL Board Chair Ben Sax The staff of ADL is seen as being on the frontline of the agency’s work, but that is not the full picture. An extraordinary group of committed and generous volunteers are often the face of the organization. An incredible network of more than a thousand national and local leaders are ADL’s ambassadors
The ADL NextGeneration Advisory Board (NextGen) unites the next generation of philanthropic leaders committed to the mission of ADL – to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and secure justice and fair treatment to all. *Click here to learn more about the NextGeneration Advisory Board
In the face of continued uncertainty and challenges in today’s world, there is still reason to celebrate. Join us for National No Place for Hate Day to acknowledge the hard work of students, educators, parents and the entire community by taking over social media with #noplaceforhate.
ADL Works to Stop Hate Against the AAPI Community The past few years have seen a very troubling rise in hate against the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community in the United States, and ADL has played a very strong allyship role in fighting against this hate. At the forefront of these efforts is Max Sevilla, ADL's Vice
Please join ADL Northeast Division and the ADL New England Civil Rights Committee on Thursday, May 19th at 12:00 pm for a conversation with Lee McIntyre, a philosopher and author, about disinformation and its impact on democracy. Hear how disinformation has taken hold of voting and democratic initiatives and ask your own questions about how the ADL community can combat
