WEBINAR

August 26 @ 4pm ET: How Did Propaganda Fuel the Holocaust?   

Nazi propaganda was an essential component that helped fuel the Holocaust. Join us as we explore the events of the Holocaust through the lens of media, examining propaganda deployed by the Nazis to discriminate against Jews and other minorities. We will also offer strategies to support students to learn critical skills to analyze media in today’s world.
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WEBINAR

Sept. 12 @ 4pm ET: Championing Justice: Fostering Allyship for Jewish Students and Inclusive Classrooms   

Drawing from ADL's "6 Ways to Be an Ally" resource, this webinar emphasizes the importance of allyship, helping students promote inclusivity and respect. Participants will access practical strategies, scenarios and examples to address antisemitism and all forms of hate and bias.
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SAVE THE DATE!

October 15 @ 1pm ET: No Place for Hate® Kickoff and Read Aloud  

Join No Place for Hate student coalitions, educators, parents and families from around the country! Children’s book authors Kathryn Otoshi and Trudy Ludwig will read aloud from some of their books about bullying, inclusivity and allyship. 
Registration information coming soon. 

NEW LESSON PLAN

Online Hate and Harassment and What We Can Do About It   

This lesson plan for grades 8-12 helps students learn about online hate and harassment by reading and analyzing ADL’s recent survey on the topic. This report will help them reflect on their own experiences with online hate and harassment and consider how to effectively address them.

New Table Talk

What is Online Hate and Harassment?    

This family discussion guide shares information from the most recent ADL survey. It promotes family engagement about what online hate and harassment are, their prevalence and what can be done about them, both individually and as a society. 

New Table Talk

Election Poll Workers: Responsibilities, Risks and Rewards   

This discussion guide for families explores the topic of election poll workers, who, in recent years, have faced increased risk and potentially dangerous conditions, including harassment, threats and violence.  

Anti-Bias Curriculum

Use our elementary, middle and high school curriculum guides to teach anti-bias education in your classroom. The curricula are designed to help students explore identity, understand and interpret differences and analyze and challenge bias.