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Dear John,
On Thursday, November 9, we commemorate 85 years since Kristallnacht (the ‘night of broken glass) when Nazis vandalized and destroyed Jewish-owned businesses, signaling an escalation of terror that would continue for years.
Remembering this day helps us to reflect on what can happen when antisemitism and hate are allowed to escalate.
It also reinforces why Holocaust and antisemitism education are needed to bring hope and understanding in the face of hate.
Below are resources and webinars from ADL and Echoes & Reflections, our partner in Holocaust Education.
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A Webinar for Students
Join us Wednesday, November 8 at 1pm ET, for “Kristallnacht: A Teachable Moment”. What happens when people are deprived of basic rights and others stand by without taking action? Your classroom is invited to join Sheryl Ochayon of Yad Vashem who will explore these issues and why they matter even more today.
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Explore the Past, Shape the Future
These ten dynamic, self-directed online activities for students combine the power of Holocaust survivor and witness testimony with inquiry-driven learning pathways to encourage critical thinking, reflection, and understanding of this vital history and its ongoing meaning.
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Shine A Light
The third annual Shine a Light campaign, that brings together schools, educators, companies and communities to address antisemitism, runs throughout the month of December. Save the date for these two webinars:
Monday, November 27 at 4pm ET:
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Ask The Right Questions: Building a Framework for Educating About Antisemitism
Thursday, December 7 at 4pm ET
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Making Connections: Exploring Antisemitism in United States History
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White House National Strategy to Combat Antisemitism
This past May, the Biden administration released the first ever comprehensive strategy to address antisemitism in this country. ADL has highlighted the educational components and recommendations in a guide for education professionals, education departments and school administrators.
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These resources are designed to help develop critical thinking, increase empathy and open up dialogue with our students. We can’t think of anything more important at this critical time.
We hope you continue to take care of yourselves.
If you have any questions or are in need of additional resources, please reach out to us at
mailto:
[email protected]?subject=Question%20for%20ADL%20Education
[email protected] .
In partnership,
The ADL Education Team
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