Dear John,

Thousands will gather at Never Is Now — the world’s largest summit on antisemitism and hate — on March 6 & 7 and we invite you to join us virtually, livestreaming select sessions from our two days of programming at no cost.

We look forward to video remarks from Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton during our Afternoon Mainstage Session on March 6. Clinton will underscore the urgent need for collective action against antisemitism and hate, and drawing from her extensive experience in diplomacy, highlighting the need for solidarity in addressing these complex and persistent challenges.

We are excited to welcome Bill Maher, Comedian, Host, Producer & Author, to our Opening Mainstage Session on March 6 and look forward to a video sharing his unique perspective and thoughts. As a prominent figure in media and a vocal advocate against antisemitism, particularly in the wake of 10/7, Maher is bound to spark thought-provoking discussions and inspire action.

Dan Senor will host a conversation with Marc Rowan, CEO, Apollo Global Management during our Afternoon Mainstage Session on March 6. A New York Times bestselling author & podcast host, Senor brings his expertise in public policy and advocacy to this important conversation.

Zarna Garg joins our “But Is It Funny? Where to Draw the Line in Comedy” panel during our Closing Mainstage Session on March 7. Garg is an Indian mom comedian and was recently profiled as one of the gutsiest women in comedy on Apple TV’s new “Gutsy Women” series and featured on “This American Life” with Ira Glass. She will be joining Alex Edelman for this discussion moderated by Juju Chang.

Please join us virtually at Never Is Now on March 6 & 7.
Together, we can make a difference.

— The ADL Never Is Now team