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Never Is Now: ADL’s Annual Summit on Anti-Semitism and Hate
Join us on November 21st at Never Is Now, the nation’s principal event designed to explore the contemporary drivers of anti-Semitism and all forms of hate.
Combatting anti-Semitism with Education
An Orthodox Jewish woman and her daughter had eggs thrown at them. Jews were taunted by youth carrying water guns and yelling Seig Heil. Last year, ADL tracked 13 out of 17 anti-Semitic assaults that took place in the city happened in Brooklyn. At a press conference with Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams, ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt announced an initiative to double No Place for Hate anti-bias education programs for a total of 40 Brooklyn Schools. We believe education is critical to build greater inclusion and understanding in the next generation.
Jews Were Target of Most Religion Based Hate Crimes in 2018
ADL called on lawmakers and law enforcement authorities to take action to address the deeply disturbing climate of hate in the United States after newly released FBI data showed that Jews and Jewish institutions were the overwhelming target of religion-based hate crimes last year.
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ADL has updated its interactive hate crime map with the latest FBI data.
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The spike in #antiSemitic incidents in Brooklyn requires action from us all. That is why yesterday, along with @bpericadams, we announced we will be doubling the funding for our #NoPlaceForHate program, to reach as many as 40 additional schools.
Students deserve a welcoming and respectful environment at school and yesterday, we moved a step closer to reaching that goal.
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