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Dear Friends,
As we enter the final days of summer, I want to take a moment to reflect on the past few weeks. At the end of July, we saw shocking displays of antisemitism coinciding with Prime Minister Netanyahu’s visit to our nation’s capital. Our hearts broke as we bore witness to blatant support for terrorism in the streets of Washington, D.C., from the vandalizing of monuments and memorials, the burning of American flags, assaulting of U.S. Park Police officers, and
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the release of maggots and crickets in the Watergate Hotel where the Israeli delegation stayed. None of these actions were meant to contribute to meaningful dialogue toward peace and the release of the hostages. When these actions go unchecked, it creates a breeding ground for hate to flourish and infect our communities. That is why ADL was formed 111 years ago and continues to uphold its mission today.
Please know that ADL has been working diligently to respond to
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rising antisemitism .
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Recently, Jewish Reddit moderators reached out to ADL’s Center for Technology and Society (CTS ) for support following a slew of antisemitism on the popular social media platform. On the advocacy side, ADL’s Vice President for the Center on Extremism,
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Oren Segal, testified before the Ways and Means Committee to address the tax-exempt funds fueling antisemitic activity. We will continue to update you on our efforts to combat antisemitism, extremism, and other forms of hate. As we turn to the start of the school year, we’re proud to partner with Hillel International, AJC, Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, and the Jewish Federations of North America to
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provide universities with a comprehensive set of recommendations aimed at combating antisemitism on campus in the upcoming school year. Through collaboration and community, we can create a safer environment for students.
ADL continuously strives to lead the fight against hate of all kinds in new and innovative ways. With your continued support, I know we can make our community stronger and safe for all.
Wishing you a wonderful rest of the summer.
Best,
Meredith R. Weisel
ADL Washington, D.C. Regional Director
incident spotlight
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A snapshot of antisemitism seen during Netanyahu’s visit to D.C.
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Anti-Israel protestors released maggots and crickets and set off fire alarms throughout the Watergate Hotel in D.C.
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Assault of Congregants Outside a Washington D.C. Synagogue Charged as a Federal Hate Crime
impact in the community
ADL D.C. continuously does work on the ground to serve our communities.Through robust educational programs, speaking engagements, and advocacy, we empower the region to challenge hate, bias, bigotry, and extremism.
Educational Trainings/Workshops:
- In July, we provided a workplace antisemitism workshop to a public health organization in the DMV. In addition to discussing what antisemitism is, and what antisemitism looks like through ADL’s audit data, we also discussed how antisemitism impacts the mental health of Jewish people. We appreciate the engagement and conversation from this program.
- We visited Frederick County Public Schools to provide an in-person information session on our No Place for Hate student programming. We are so excited to be working with these incredible educators in the upcoming school year, and appreciate their dedication and hard work before the year even begins.
- At the end of July, our education team collaborated with the JCRC of Greater Washington to provide an antisemitism education workshop for 25 administrators and counselors from Fairfax County Public Schools in Virginia. We are so encouraged by the willingness to learn, and the dedication from these educators.
- On August 6th, 25 teachers from 5 states attended a five-day seminar discussing the Holocaust & antisemitism.
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ADL D.C. supported these efforts with the Olga Lengyel Institute using our data to equip classrooms with the tools necessary to combat hatred.
resources
- New Lesson Plan—
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Online Hate and Harassment and What We Can Do About It
- New Table Talk—
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What is Online Hate and Harassment?
- Please save the date: Join us October 15th for a virtual NPFH Back-to-School Kickoff and Author Read Aloud, featuring authors
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Kathryn Otoshi and
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Trudy Ludwig . Look out for more details, registration and promotional materials coming soon.
national reports
Center for Technology & Society
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Antisemitism on Reddit: Addressing Moderator Concerns Education
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Hillel International, ADL, AJC, Jewish Federations, and CoP Urge Colleges and Universities to Prepare for Back-to-School
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ADL Launches First-Ever ‘Words to Action’ Antisemitism Training in Latin America Press Releases
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J7 Global Task Force Warns of Surge in Antisemitism Across Seven Countries Post-October 7
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2024 Party Platform Recommendations Center on Extremism
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ADL Report: Iranian Regime's HispanTV Promotes Antisemitism to Hispanic Audiences
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Trump Assassination Attempt Sparks Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories and Violent, “Revenge” Rhetoric
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"Time to Escalate": Anti-Israel Activists Intensify Protests with Violent, Direct Actions
get involved
Combating Antisemitism
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Tell Your Governor to Fight Antisemitism
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Urge Congress to Pass Countering Antisemitism Act
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Thank Congress for Protecting Jewish Communities from Hate Protecting Students
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Demand University Leaders to Combat Antisemitism
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Tell the Department of Education to Protect Jewish Students
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Tell Our School Board to Keep Schools Safe from Hate
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Help Pass Protecting Students on Campus Act
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Tell Congress to Protect Jewish Students
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Thank President Biden for Taking a Stand Against Campus Antisemitism Stopping Hate and Extremism
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Tell Congress to Protect Our Communities from Cyber Harassment
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Tell Congress to Improve Hate Crime Reporting
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Support Creation of a National Domestic Terrorism Director
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Make Social Media Data on Hate Accessible to the Public Addressing October 7th
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Support American October 7th Terror Victims
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Urge Congress to Condemn October 7th Sexual Violence Miscellaneous Items
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Urge Wikipedia's Board to Take Action: ADL Being Silenced on Wikipedia is Wrong
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Tell Congress to Establish a Smithsonian Museum Dedicated to American Jewish Life KulanuEnsure your congregation applies to join
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ADL’s Kulanu: Synagogues in Action Against Antisemitism Program by the deadline.
- Kulanu is ADL’s no-cost, national synagogue engagement program. The program empowers congregations to address antisemitism and hate through education, advocacy and community engagement.
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The program is structured for lay leader and volunteer engagement with attendance, as desired, by clergy and professional staff.
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Kicking off annually after the High Holidays, Kulanu congregations have exclusive access to ADL resources, content, experts and program materials, as well as an inspiration library.
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Participants also join a network of congregational peers from across the country with opportunities to learn from and with other communities taking action.
- This self-paced, self-directed program enables congregational leaders to energize members and their local communities to combat antisemitism and hate. Encourage your congregation to apply by September 3, 2024
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