‘Dear Campus Leaders’: As the semester begins, we're connecting with campus administrators with recommendations to help create an equitable, welcoming and safe environment on campus at a time of rising antisemitism in higher education. →
Read the Open Letter that ADL and partners are sending out to college and university leaders.
Shaking Hands, Changing Policies: ADL leaders are meeting this week with dozens of heads of state and foreign ministers who are in New York for the United Nations General Assembly. We are discussing best practices in combatting antisemitism, and how governments and the international community can best implement a whole-of-society approach to fight hate.
→ For more on the challenges of international antisemitism, read the ADL Global 100 Report.
State Hate is Televised:
This week, the U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Iran's regime-controlled Press TV for using social media to evade local broadcast bans and wage an antisemitic foreign influence campaign. The ‘State Hate’ report that ADL and the Center for Countering Digital Hate released earlier this year dives into this spreader of dangerous antisemitism.
→ READ the full report.
The Best Place to Learn:
In a reminder about the impact of education on fighting antisemitism, a recent study by the ADL Center for Antisemitism Research found that respondents who indicated their school taught specifically about the Holocaust endorsed fewer anti-Jewish statements than those who got their information about the Holocaust from social media, movies, TV, friends, family or somewhere else.
→ READ the report.
‘Hate Parties’:
A new report by the ADL Center for Technology and Society explores how hate purveyors amplify each other’s hateful content within and across different platforms. Our investigation found that antisemitic comments spiked on some YouTube videos within 48 hours of their links being shared on a fringe platform. This spawned what we are calling “hate parties” — comments and replies that promoted antisemitic tropes, conspiracy theories, and hateful worldviews that can inspire offline incidents.
→ READ the report on ‘hate parties.’
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