Online guides for parents and caregivers to learn strategies to advocate against antisemitism in K-12 schools.
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Awareness to Action is an online digital course that teaches middle and high school students to recognize and challenge antisemitism and to champion justice.
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Your opinion can shape the work of state legislators and drive meaningful change. ADL's bipartisan advocacy efforts seek to engage elected officials at every level, working toward our mission: "to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment for all." When we take action together, we are stronger. Urge Lawmakers to Unmask HateA disturbing wave of antisemitic and harassing behavior has surged through our communities and college campuses, with a troubling…
These suggested No Place for Hate® activities are differentiated for elementary, middle and high school students. The activities can be used as a follow-up to watching the webinar, “Connecting Stories and Legacies: A Conversation with Author Gordon Korman and Rachelle Goldstein” which aired on 2/11/25. To make this a NPFH activity towards designation, watch the video, engage students in a discussion using the discussion questions and do one of the additional activities included…
Read and watch stories of ADL impact, protecting the Jewish community, advocating to effect change and educating to empower everyone to counter antisemitism and hate. Join us.
Learn more about ADL's work and hear from a recent college graduate about her work fighting campus antisemitism.
Over 100 million people in the U.S. play online games, experiencing rampant antisemitism and hate. Learn more about ADL's work combating hate in online gaming.
Learn about the ADL Digital Leadership Council, a group of key opinion leaders and creators to combat antisemitism and promote justice and fair treatment for all.
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Acerca de ADL Global 100Realizado por la ADL y coordinado con Ipsos y otros socios de investigación, el Índice Global 100 de la ADL mide los niveles de sentimientos antisemitas a través de un índice compuesto por 11 preguntas que miden la aceptación general de diversos estereotipos negativos sobre los judíos. Consideramos que los encuestados que respondieron que al menos 6 de las 11 afirmaciones son …
Join the passionate community Fighting Hate for Good every day and help build the bridge to a better tomorrow. When you give monthly to ADL, your generosity goes directly toward protecting the Jewish community and others who are targets of hate. You’re investing in a world…Where all people can live with dignity and safety, honoring their unique identities and beliefs.Where students can embrace the joy of learning and thrive in a secure, equitable and harassment-free…
ADL Request to Law Enforcement for Information on 2025 Antisemitic IncidentsADL (Anti-Defamation League) is asking law enforcement agencies to share with us information on any antisemitic incidents (both criminal and non-criminal acts) that took place in your jurisdiction in 2025, so that we may include them in ADL’s (Anti-Defamation League) annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents. We ask that this information be sent to us by no later than Friday, January 30, 2026. More than 300 law…
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30th AnniversaryThe mood was electric at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC for the 30th Anniversary ADL In Concert Against Hate on November 18, 2024. Stars like Ben Stiller, Sia and Eden Golan entertained us and inspired us as we all work to fight antisemitism and hate the world over. Hearing Eden Golan sing her Eurovision song, “October Rain,” with the National Symphony Orchestra was a powerful rebuke to all the antisemitism she faced at that contest in Europe earlier this year…
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Giving Tuesday is rapidly approaching, and ADL needs your support.Commit to giving a gift on Giving Tuesday that will fuel our fight against antisemitism, bigotry and hate through the end of the year and beyond. Sign the pledge below to let us know we can count on you on December 3rd. We are deeply grateful for your continued support.
Learn more about an ADL tool for college and university stakeholders to assess the antisemitism experienced by Jewish students.
Hear from people as they share what their Jewish identity means to them and talk about the antisemitism they have faced. Learn more and watch our video.