How to Talk to Children About Anti-Semitism

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Antisemitism
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K - 2

A helpful collection of advice, resources, and books for children (Updated 7/17/2020).

“Research shows that one of the best ways that we can help prepare our children to cope with discrimination and intolerance is by being open about it. When we show our children that these topics, though tough, are not taboo, we let them know that they can always come to us with questions or thoughts about life's scary situations.” 

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  • Early Childhood
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