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Regional Presence
This is an effort years in the making that will provide regional board members with clear engagement pathways and more standardized guidelines related to giving, board terms, and leadership expectations.
Answer: What is ROVE
This is an interactive session that provides seven research-backed communication strategies that have been shown to effectively change hearts and minds in the fight against antisemitism. Participants leave with data-driven insights on messages that change perceptions of antisemitism and language that reduces defensiveness.
Answer: What is CAR training
This is a student led framework K-12 schools use to mobilize students and staff in active learning on the topics of bias, bullying, inclusion and allyship. It is DIY in a way that asks schools to engage in activities to promote an inclusive school climate that fits their needs.
Answer: What is No Place for Hate
Established over 20 years ago, this program provides young professionals (22–40 years old) with an insider’s perspective and a deep understanding of the cutting-edge strategies employed to confront antisemitism. It cost $250, is hosted over 7 months (October–April) and culminates with a trip to Never Is Now. Each regional cohort offers a powerful, local experience with access to ADL's local and national leadership.
Answer: What is GLI
For this interactive workshop we work exclusively with Jewish young people to first explore & connect to their Jewish identities and then give them tools to both recognize and challenge antisemitism and anti-Zionism. In these sessions, sixth graders through college aged Jewish youth develop leadership skills, center themselves in Jewish Joy and practice skills and strategies to respond to antisemitism in affinity space.
Answer: What is Words to Action®
This is a group of talented community focused individuals with both specialized programmatic expertise and geographic coverage areas that provide programs and program support across the Central Division. Fighting hate for good!
In FY27 investing in local partnerships that elevate our programs brand and reach is our north star!
Answer: Who is the Central Division Programs Team (AKA Power Programs People)
This customizable presentation for adult audiences typically includes an introduction to ADL, a brief history of antisemitism, data and statistics of antisemitism, manifestations of antisemitism in the community and workplace, and strategies to respond and take action, along with Q&A.
Answer: What is Antisemitism 101
This is an in-person facilitated workshop we can deliver to K-12 educators. It is particularly useful in the wake of an antisemitic K-12 incident in a school. This workshop is designed to help adult educators gain the tools and strategies to reflect on the impact of antisemitism and respond in a way that helps maintain or restore a positive school climate.
Answer: What is Educators Challenging Antisemitism or a presentation for educators.
This is an ADL convened network of congregations with access to resources, programs and the expertise ADL has to offer in how to have critical conversations about antisemitism. Hebrew for “all of us,” this network was established to empower congregations to address antisemitism and hate in their communities through education, community engagement and advocacy.
Answer: What is Kulanu
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Hi! I am ADL's AI K-12 Educator Assistant. I can guide you to educational resources on Jewish identity, antisemitism, and the Holocaust. I use trusted resources to tailor recommendations that support curriculum planning. You can ask me questions like:
Can you find a 9th grade lesson about antisemitism that takes 30 minutes to teach?
Can you tell me about guidelines on teaching the Holocaust in my state?
What activities can help me teach my middle school students about Jewish identity?
What is ADL Ora
These are short online experiences to learn about core themes, topics or activities in 25 minutes or less. Educators can move at their own pace, pausing and resuming as needed. School districts in California and Texas have made this ADL resource a required professional development course across their entire district after identifying a need for an antisemitism education training for staff.
What are ADL mini lessons
Antisemitism: What do Educators Need to Know
Understanding the Pyramid of Hate
Identity Iceberg
Growing Beyond Hate: A toolkit for Incident Response
ADL, in partnership with USC Shoah Foundation & Yad Vashem team up to provide this Holocaust education program that helps middle and high school educators teach about the Holocaust in accurate, meaningful, and age-appropriate ways. We provide classroom materials and professional learning for educators. Some regions even have this program offered via turnkey model in their local Holocaust Museum.
What is Echoes & Reflections