As we prepare for Passover with another year under quarantine and the continuation of the pandemic, we wanted to share with you all resources to celebrate in a virtual capacity. As we approach the holiday, we wish everyone strength, support and best wishes for a meaningful Passover celebration. HOW TO HOST A VIRTUAL SEDER PASSOVER RESOURCES HAGGADAH SUPPLEMENT
ADL New York/New Jersey is excited to launch NextGen Frontline. NextGen Frontline is comprised of ADL’s most dedicated emerging leaders in the fight against antisemitism and hate. This one-year renewable membership offers supporters in their 20s and 30s a space for community building, learning, activism, and exploration of their relationship to philanthropy. As a NextGen Frontline member, your generosity helps ADL confront dangerously divisive
ADL NY/NJ March Newsletter Released CLICK HERE TO READ FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE - ADL's Israel Social Cohesion Summit - 2020 White Supremacist Propaganda Report - Regional Day of Action: Speaking Up Against Anti-Asian Hate - Brooklyn Rally Against Hate and Asian Hate Crimes - ADL NY/NJ and NJ Attorney General Gurbir Grewal - Educational Resources - Upcoming Events -
An ADL New York/New Jersey Signature Synagogue Program, join us and Temple Emanu-El of Edison for an interactive presentation on historical and contemporary antisemitism. Rachel Grinspan, Director of Community Affairs, and Aryeh Tuchman, Associate Director of Center on Extremism, will discuss the history of this age-old hate, current trends nationally and locally, and the rise of white supremacy. After the
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
Please join us on Sunday, April 11th at 7:00 PM EST for a special program remembering the Holocaust and highlighting ongoing efforts to combat hate and antisemitism. Participants will hear from Israel Nitzan, Acting Consul General of Israel in New York Israel Nitzan, and Arthur Spielman, a Holocaust survivor. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Please join ADL NY/NJ's Westchester Interest Group and the Westchester Jewish Council in a panel discussion on today's climate on extremism following the January 6th attack on the Capitol and ADL's PROTECT plan to counter domestic extremism today. We are honored to be joined by Joanna Mendelson, Associate Director of Center on Extremism, Max Sevillia, Vice President of GRACE (Government Relations, Advocacy, and Community
If you are interested in joining ADL NY/NJ's Lawyers Division or want to learn more, please reach out to Jessica Stolzman at jstolzman@adl.org.
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
This interactive workshop will provide educators with strategies to facilitate a classroom environment in which all students are encouraged to share their experiences and perspectives on issues of bias, injustice and oppression. For more information, please contact Nicola Straker at nstraker@adl.org.
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 click here.
Join ADL's Northeast Division to explore the intersections of extremism, free speech, technology, and the future of public digital discourse. Examine how our widely shared digital spaces can enhance and disrupt the stability of our democracy. Explore how social media platforms can be used to incite violence. Learn how we can use our online voices to prevent hateful extremism. We
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 click here.
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 click here.
New Jersey NAACP and ADL New York/New Jersey invite you to join us Thursday, April 22nd at 12:00 PM ET, for an intimate conversation with Scott Richman, Regional Director of ADL NY/NJ, and Richard Smith, President of NJ NAACP. The conversation will be moderated by Ryan Haygood, President & CEO of the NJ Institute of Social Justice. As ADL NY/NJ and NJ NAACP strive
ADL NY/NJ Lawyers Division Quarterly Newsletter Released CLICK HERE TO READ FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE - Volunteer Opportunities - Edward Brodsky Legal Conference - Save the Date - 2021 Division Meetings - Calendar of Events CLICK HERE TO READ
In 2020, ADL recorded 2,024 antisemitic incidents in the United States. While antisemitic incidents declined by 4 percent after hitting an all-time high in 2019, last year was the third-highest year for incidents against American Jews since ADL started tracking this data in 1979. Incidents remained at historically high levels amid the COVID-19 pandemic. As lockdowns related to the pandemic
ADL's Audit of Antisemitic Incidents briefing for the ADL NY/NJ Regional Board. Click below to read the Audit Report. READ NEW JERSEY AUDIT REPORT READ NEW YORK AUDIT REPORT
Please join us for an in depth briefing from the ADL NY/NJ staff on both the national and local findings of ADL's Annual Audit of Antisemitic incidents. As one of ADL's most dedicated advocates in the fight against hate, we hope you will join us for this exclusive event. ADL has been tracking antisemitic incidents since 1979, and this past
Join ADL's Center on Extremism for an exclusive briefing on the state of extremism in New Jersey and the United States. From white supremacist activity to election disinformation, Associate Director, Aryeh Tuchman, will present on current trends and incidents perpetrated by extremists across the ideological spectrum. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER *This event is part of Temple Sharey-Tefilo Israel's
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.
ADL NY/NJ April Newsletter Released CLICK HERE TO READ FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE - 2020 Audit of Antisemitic Incidents - ADL's REPAIR Plan - Regional Day of Action: Support Victims of Online Hate and Harassment - Combatting Extremism in New York & Westchester - Announcing the Cynthia Marks' Student Legacy Award - Educational Resources - Upcoming Events - ADL NY/NJ
