The Jewish Education Project is releasing this collection in response to Antisemitic events in the world.
Additional resources on antisemitism and anti-Zionism can be found here.
- After School and Beyond
- Camp
- Congregational Learning
- Day Schools and Yeshivas
- Teen Engagement
- Lesson
- Curriculum
- Guide
- Antisemitism
- History
- Supportive Conversations
A conversation about cultivating a sense of safety for ourselves and our learners in moments of vulnerability.
A conversation about antisemitism, Jewish teens & tweens, and this unique moment.
This playlist of video interviews includes important insights on how to help our students and ourselves amidst the rising antisemitism of today.
These videos give educators tools for helping our students through these troubling times.
Dr. Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath discusses the world's oldest hatred.
Five key antisemitic stereotypes, how they’ve evolved over time, their impact, and ways to recognize and challenge them effectively.
Talking With Teens About Antisemitism, Racism, & Mental Health in Response to Kanye West
This mini-lesson explores celebrity influence and online hate, specifically antisemitism.
Unpack these antisemitic comments and use them to create discussion around responding to antisemitism writ large.
A national initiative to create a collective light of celebration and spread the joy of Chanukah.
A resource library from Facing History and Ourselves
This lesson is designed to help students better understand contemporary antisemitism in the U.S.
History has shown that societies suffer where antisemitism is prevalent.
Why is it that even post-Holocaust, Jews experience a large percentage of the world’s hate crimes?
List of stereotypes and tropes/actions/behaviors that are associated with antisemitism.
Strategies, lesson plans, and resources to assist teachers in approaching this difficult topic in the classroom.
This video charts the history of antisemitism from its origins until today.
A collection of resources to support educators in speaking to learners about antisemitism.
This video teaches students how to become critical consumers of media.
This video, part of The Lookstein Center's series about how to talk to students about antisemitism, explores common antisemitic tropes and how to recognize them.
In this unit you can find resources and texts which explore ideas around antisemitism, as explained by Rabbi Sacks.
Resources to Support Understanding and Student Wellness
David Bryfman, Dr. Betsy Stone, and Rabbi Elizabeth Zeller discuss supporting ourseleves and others.
A guide to responding to the synagogue attack in Colleyville, TX.
A helpful collection of advice, resources, and books for children.