From ADL Education <[email protected]>
Subject Bring No Place for Hate to Your School
Date July 21, 2026 12:34 PM
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Dear Educator,

Every student deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued at school. But building that kind of environment takes more than good intentions. It takes a shared framework, a common language, and a structure that brings students and staff together around the same values.


That is exactly what No Place for Hate provides. ADL&rsquo;s free school climate program gives your school a proven approach to create a culture of belonging and inclusion, with student leadership at the center. To learn more about the program, join us for one of our virtual No Place for Hate information sessions. You&rsquo;ll learn all about what this impactful program can do for your campus.


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What Schools Are Saying
Educators across the country have seen firsthand what No Place for Hate can do for their students and school communities. Here is what they have to say:


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Why No Place for Hate?
- Shared language and expectations. Build a consistent climate culture across your school, so every student experiences the same values of belongingness and inclusion.
- Student leadership at the center. Students take an active role in shaping their school community, building empathy and ownership over school culture.
- Collaboration across your building. Staff and students work together to share strategies, lead activities and build momentum for lasting change.
- Meaningful, measurable impact. Track climate changes in your school and use real data to inform decisions and conversations with school leadership.
- A commitment to equity. Every student benefits from a commitment to respect and inclusion, regardless of background or identity.
- Free for all schools. There is no cost to participate. ADL provides the platform, resources and support.
What Does the Program Look Like?
Each school designates a coordinator who guides a student-led committee through a self-paced Canvas course. Schools complete onboarding, form a committee, introduce a school-wide pledge and lead three activities focused on topics like antisemitism education, bullying prevention, identity and inclusion. Schools that complete the pathway earn a No Place for Hate designation and digital certificate.

Results That Matter

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Get Your School Started
Bringing No Place for Hate to your school is simple. If you want to learn more about the program before you register, join us for an upcoming virtual information session.


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Attend an Info Session


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Thank you for your commitment to creating a welcoming school community for all students.

Warm regards,

The ADL Education Team


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