Navigating the Antisemitism Conversation with Tween and Teen Grandchildren
A timely, practical conversation, co-hosted with ADL EDU and Jewish Grandparents Network, equipping grandparents with age-appropriate tools and confidence to talk with their tween and teen grandchildren about antisemitism, identity, and resilience.
About this Webinar
This webinar offers grandparents practical, age-appropriate guidance for talking with tween and teen grandchildren about antisemitism today. Co-hosted with ADL EDU and Jewish Grandparents Network, the session uses real-world scenarios, perspective-taking, and shared experiences to build confidence in supporting grandchildren, and partnering with adult children, when antisemitism is experienced or witnessed. Participants receive ADL’s Table Talk: Antisemitism Today resource to continue meaningful, values-based conversations at home.
This one-hour webinar is designed for grandparents and family educators seeking concrete strategies to support tweens and teens as they encounter antisemitism in school, online, or in their broader communities. Grounded in research linking strong Jewish identity to resilience and positive mental health, the session emphasizes the unique role grandparents can play in reinforcing values, perspective, and emotional grounding across generations.
This webinar draws on ADL Education’s Table Talk: Antisemitism Today. Through guided discussion, case scenarios, and reflection, participants practice age-appropriate language and responses that can be adapted for family conversations, intergenerational learning, or community-based education. This resource may be used as a standalone learning opportunity or as a supplement to broader antisemitism education, Jewish identity development, or family engagement initiatives.
Register here: https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/navigating-the-antisemitism…
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