Updates from the Anti-Defamation League on antisemitism in schools and on college campuses, plus tools and reports to help families and educators respond.
As students, staff, and families head back to school, the Anti-Defamation League has released new reports, tools, and guidance to help college campuses and K-12 schools respond to antisemitism. Below are the resources most relevant to our community, gathered from ADL's latest Campus Alert.
ADL's "When Antisemitism Comes to Class" initiative looks at how antisemitism shows up in classrooms, faculty conduct, and curricula, not just in campus protests.
A free online conversation with ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt and other national leaders on the state of antisemitism on college campuses, hosted with the Harvard Jewish Alumni Alliance and Harvard Business School and Law School Jewish alumni associations.
Find registration details on ADL.orgADL's Center to Combat Antisemitism in Education examines the faculty and institutional dynamics shaping campus climate for Jewish students.
Read the reportA new confidential channel for students, staff, and faculty to report concerns about antisemitism or bias in college classrooms.
Learn how to reportResearch, guidance, and best practices related to classroom dynamics, faculty conduct, and curriculum content in higher education.
Explore the initiativeSee how 150 universities are graded on their response to antisemitism, and compare schools side by side.
View the report cardADL's updated Back to School Resources page offers proactive tools for families and educators, alongside guidance for responding when incidents happen.
Toolkits and guides for parents, caregivers, and educators heading into the new school year, covering belonging, bias, and antisemitism.
Browse the resourcesA chat assistant built for K-12 educators, drawing only on ADL-vetted content to help plan lessons on antisemitism, Jewish identity, and the Holocaust.
Meet ADL OraGuidance for parents and caregivers working with school leaders to make sure Jewish students feel safe and included.
Read the guideA guide for school decision-makers on policies, incident response, and creating an inclusive learning environment.
See best practicesThe bipartisan Jewish American Security Act, which ADL helped develop, would give schools access to training and resources, create a dedicated Antisemitism Coordinator in the Department of Education, and establish a clearinghouse for best practices and safety guidance.
Urge Congress to support this bill