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October 2024
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Dear John
We hope this email finds you well and that your school year is off to a smooth start. As we approach October 7, marking a year after the 2023 terrorist attack in Israel, you may be seeking resources to help students and/or family members understand the Israel-Hamas war and antisemitism. Our collection of resources can help guide these potentially challenging conversations with young people.
October is also Bullying Prevention Month and we invite you to join our 10/15 No Place for Hate Virtual Kickoff and Read Aloud event with children's book authors Kathryn Otoshi and Trudy Ludwig. Register below to enter a drawing for a free picture book!
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IN THIS NEWSLETTER
RESOURCE HIGHLIGHT:
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Israel In The Curriculum
UPCOMING WEBINARS:
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Oct 15 -
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No Place for Hate Kick-off and Read Aloud
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Oct 21 -
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A Growing Threat: Responding to Antisemitism in the Classroom
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Nov 7 -
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A Conversation with Holocaust Survivor Renate Zelovic
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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Incident Response
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Discussing the Israel-Hamas War With Young People (Updated Sutori)
ADL EDUCATION IMPACT
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resource highlight
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Israel in the Curriculum
This resource contains
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tool kits for both educators and parents/caregivers . The assessment kit for educators helps create a meaningful, effective and safe learning environment for students of all identities. The one for parents and caregivers is designed to support them in advocating for curriculum accuracy, appropriateness and care when addressing Israel.
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Educator Assessment Tool
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Inclusion and Challenging Bias in the Classroom
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Professional Development and Intellectual Preparation
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Building a Meaningful Leaning Experience with Clear Goals
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Gathering Curriculum and Instructional Resources
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Parent/Caregiver Tool Kit
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Where do I start?
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How can I advocate to address incidents that may occur or have occurred?
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Communicating effectively
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UPCOMING WEBINARS
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Kickoff & Read Aloud
Oct 15 | 1pm ET
Authors Kathryn Otoshi and Trudy Ludwig will read aloud from some of their books about bullying and allyship.
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Register
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A Growing Threat 10/21|7pm ET/4pm PT
We'll explore dynamic classroom resources to help students recognize and combat current day antisemitism.
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Register
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Meet Holocaust Survivor Renate Zelovic 11/7|1pm ET
Renate will be sharing her incredible story of survival publicly for the first time. Open to students!
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Register
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SEE ALL UPCOMING AND ON-DEMAND WEBINARS
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Additional resources
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Incident Response Resources
The most effective responses to bias-motivated incidents incorporate prevention, intervention and sustained anti-bias education. Use ADL Education's
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tools, lesson plans, discussion guides and other curated resources to help with your short and long-term incident response.
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Discussing the Israel-Hamas War With Young People
As the one-year mark of the October 7 terrorist attack approaches, we've
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updated our Sutori to offer educators, parents and caregivers curated resources to help young people understand the Israel-Hamas war and to recognize and challenge antisemitism.
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ADL EDUCATION IMPACT
An excerpt from a letter our summer intern, Chloe Lee, wrote about the impact of No Place for Hate in her school:
"No Place for Hate is more than the insides of school building walls. It is special because it gives a space for students to be heard, respected and seen. I never would have noticed the deeper aspects of my peers’ identity had we not felt comfortable and accepted. I would not have shared my struggles with self-acceptance which had burdened me. Vulnerability, as shadowed as it may be in today’s independent society, is a strength, not a weakness. Hearing my peers applaud and relate to one another showed me a new side of empathy, now one of my core values. Understanding is not about a simple pat on the back, but fully listening and lending trust."
Chloe Lee
Sophomore and No Place for Hate Student Leader
Great Neck South High School, New York
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Learn more at www.noplaceforhate.org
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RESOURCE ESSENTIALS
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entire suite of antisemitism, Holocaust and anti-bias education offerings. Deepening your own understanding and sharing those tools and insights with your students will encourage informed conversations and a more thoughtful, welcoming learning environment.
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Bullying prevention resources
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Incident response resources
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Ready-to-use lesson plans
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Digital course on antisemitism for middle and high school
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and much more !
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We encourage you to use these resources to help students recognize and challenge all forms of hate, contributing to more respectful and inclusive schools.
As always, feel free to reach out to us at
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[email protected] with any questions or to inquire about our resources.
Keep cultivating curiosity and compassion!
In partnership,
The ADL Education Team
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