Resources and Tools for Addressing Antisemitism, Intolerance, & Bias

Talking about and Responding to Antisemitism

Resources for Parents and Children

Nickelodeon and USC Shoah Foundation | Parents’ and Caregivers’ Guide to Countering Antisemitism: A guide with tools, tips and language parents need to talk with their children about the discrimination and hate directed at Jews. It also provides simple, but significant, action steps families can take together to create a more inclusive world.

The National Child Traumatic Stress Network | Talking To Children About Hate Crimes And Antisemitism: The NCTSN’s brief guide offers strategies for how adults can talk to children who experience fear, anxiety, worry, confusion, and have thoughts that the world is not safe.

PJ Library | How to Talk to Children About Antisemitism: Book and story recommendations for parents on how to discuss antisemitism in an open and honest way.

Resources for Teens and Adults

Southern Poverty Law Center | Speak Up: Responding to Everyday Bigotry: A list of scenarios and suggested responses when encountering bigotry or hate speech in a contemporary setting.

ADL at Work | Challenging Antisemitism and Bias in the Workplace: A guide to preventing antisemitism and bias in the workplace and promoting inclusive work cultures where all employees can thrive.

Shine A Light | Let’s Create a Safe and Inclusive Workplace for All: A vast assortment of fact sheets, videos, webinars and other resources to help organizations, companies, institutions and individuals to unite in shining a light on antisemitism in all its modern forms.

AJC | 10 Tough Questions on Antisemitism Explained: Answering difficult questions about Jewish hatred and attacks against Israel, with a focus on how anti-Jewish rhetoric by famous individuals has complicated matters.

AJC | 14 Essential and Timely Resources on Antisemitism for American Jews and Allies of the Jewish Community: A suite of resources and action items to help those inside and outside the Jewish community better understand and combat the antisemitic hatred on display in American society.

For Schools and Teachers: Curriculum and Resources

Institute for Curriculum Services: Provides curricula and professional development to social studies educators with the goal of strengthening the quality of K-12 education on Jewish subjects for all.

Facing History and Ourselves | The Roots and Impact of Antisemitism: Engages students of diverse backgrounds in an examination of racism, prejudice, and antisemitism in order to promote the development of a more humane and informed citizenry.

ADL | Cyberbullying: Resources for Educators, Parents & Families on Cyberbullying, No Place for Hate, A Classroom of Difference. Literature, Lessons Plans and Other Resources.

UNESCO | Addressing Antisemitism in Schools: Training Curriculum for Primary Education Teachers: An A-to-Z teachers guide for addressing antisemitism in primary education.

PBS Teachers Lounge | 10 Tips for Teaching About the Holocaust: Organized and actionable guide for teaching about the Holocaust regardless of experience level.

Teach the Shoah: Recommended lesson plans for teachers, storytelling projects for students and recommended books broken down by grade level.

Share my Lesson | Antisemitism and Addressing Hate: Lesson Plans and Resources: A series of lesson plans and webinars for teaching about antisemitism.

Echoes and Reflections | Gringlas Unit on Contemporary Antisemitism: Lesson plan for anyone looking to teach teens or adults about antisemitism in the post Holocaust era.