Adapting Podcast: No School is Immune to Antisemitism

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This week's multi-faceted conversation between David Bryfman and Jonathan Cannon demonstrates that even deeply religious and Zionist schools are not immune to the ripple effects of October 7th. In times of heightened antisemitism, they too need to empower their students more than ever. Listen on Apple or Spotify.

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As part of a limited series, Israel Education in a Post-October 7th World, this forward-looking episode of Adapting not only sheds light on the most critical needs in Israel education, but the critical actions one Zionist school is taking to address them. Bryfman and Cannon also discuss parental involvement, creating safe spaces, lessons learned after October 7th, and more. 

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