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John, this year’s Never Is Now, the world’s largest annual summit on antisemitism and hate, is a virtual event you won’t want to miss!
We are honored to welcome Yair Lapid, Israel’s Alternate Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Actor/Producer/Activist Daniel Dae Kim, Chairman of the L’Oreal Group Jean-Paul Agon and more in an event hosted by ABC News’ Nightline co-anchor Juju Chang.
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| [From left to right] Yair Lapid, Juju Chang, Daniel Dae Kim, Jean-Paul Agon |
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Join us to hear from Lapid on the grave threat posed by antisemitism, anti-Israel campaigns and all of those — from Iran-backed Hamas to the extremists of the far left and the far right — who use lies and irresponsible social platforms to sow hate.
Never Is Now kicks off Sunday November 7 at 7:30pm ET / 4:30pm PT with host Juju Chang, whose Korean and Jewish identity inspired her to be an early voice in calling for the Jewish and Asian communities to become allies against the forces of hate in the United States.
Taking that important issue forward will be a wide-ranging conversation between Daniel Dae Kim and ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt about the disturbing rise in AAPI hate and antisemitism we’ve seen over the past year, and how celebrities have opportunities to leverage their huge platforms to fight hate. Daniel, a popular actor known for his work on Hawaii 5-0, Lost
and many other shows, films and plays, has testified in front of Congress twice championing the Covid-19 Hate Crimes Act and is a founding board member of The Asian American Foundation. Jonathan is proud to be on the board of this long-needed organization.
You will be inspired by ADL’s Courage Against Hate Award honoree, Jean-Paul Agon, Chairman of the L’Oréal Group. Agon and L'Oréal have shown a deep commitment to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion within the company and to respecting human rights and combating hatred in society, particularly to combating antisemitism and promoting Holocaust education.
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Session Spotlight: Unity in the Face of Antisemitism: Jewish Leaders on How to Fight Hate
Monday, Nov 8, 12 PM ET / 9 AM PT
The Jewish community represents an incredible diversity of constituencies, beliefs, geography and points of view. Antisemitic incidents have many manifestations, but their impact can be felt by the entire Jewish community. Come hear from community leaders representing the various religious movements on how antisemitism is affecting their communities and how they are finding common ground and working together to take action.
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Nathan Diament: Executive Director for Public Policy of Orthodox Union
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Rabbi Jacqueline Mates-Muchin: Senior Rabbi of Temple Sinai in Oakland, CA (Reform)
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Rabbi Jeffrey Myers: Rabbi and Cantor for Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh (Conservative)
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Rabbi Motti Seligson: Director of Media Relations at Chabad-Lubavitch
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