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ADL OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES | |
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For most of us, the most critical contribution we can make during the COVID-19 outbreak is to remain at home. However, for countless trained helpers, it is a busy time fighting to support those who are ill, conducting critical research, responding to emergencies, and serving our most vulnerable communities.
Please join ADL in showing these individuals our gratitude and support. Click here to share your message of thanks and appreciation for the COVID-19 frontline workers, including but not limited to: community service workers, first responders, healthcare workers, law enforcement officials, scientists, and all other essential service workers and helpers assisting our communities.
CLICK HERE TO SEND A MESSAGE OF SUPPORT | |
what is "zoombombing" and wHO is behind It? | |
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The coronavirus pandemic has forced more of our daily lives onto online platforms, and extremists are following suit. Our Center on Extremism breaks down a new form of cyber-harassment known as zoombombing. Please take a look at our Zoom Safety Checklist to help you prevent “zoombombing” and stay safe when hosting virtual meetings.
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FIGHTING HATE FROM HOME: WEBINAR SERIES | |
Last week, we hosted our second “Fighting Hate From Home” webinar. Designed to facilitate ongoing engagement, this weekly series will include webinars, dialogues and interactive conversations to help you stay informed and involved.
We invite you to join us every Thursday at 2:30 p.m. to learn more about what is going on, how ADL is standing up against extremism, and how you can fight hate from home. You can also share information about our upcoming webinars by visiting www.adl.org/webinars.
Week 1: "How Extremists are Using Coronavirus to Advance Racist, Conspiratorial Agendas"
This webinar featured Jonathan Greenblatt, ADL CEO and National Director, and Oren Segal, Vice President of ADL's Center on Extremism, who shared the alarming virus-related messages spreading antisemitism and racism on both fringe and mainstream online platforms. Click here to view this webinar and access the resources shared.
Week 2: "The Danger to Minority Groups Due to Coronavirus-fueled Xenophobia and Violence"
This webinar featured Rep. Judy Chu, Rep. Sylvia Garcia and Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and explored how scapegoating and hate-mongering are surging during this dangerous and unsettling time.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR FUTURE WEBINARS | |
ADL RESOURCES FOR PARENTS AND FAMILIES | |
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During this global pandemic and moment of crisis in our world, it is important to pay attention to the inequities already existing in our society, and how they are underscored and perpetuated by this current reality. We invite you to learn more about ADL's findings on how marginalized groups are becoming increasingly affected by this crisis by reading and sharing the resources below.
ADL's Education Blog: COVID-19 Highlights and Perpetuates the Inequities in Our Society.
ADL's Table Talk: COVID-19 and Societal Inequities - designed to help guide family conversations.
We also know many people are currently home with children of all ages. If you are looking for books to read, we encourage you to explore ADL's Books Matter: Children's Literature Collection. These books address issues of identity, bias and bullying and come with discussion guides for teachers and parents. Please feel free to review and share our recommended book lists. | |
