Education Webinars and Podcasts

Shine a Light on Antisemitism Through Education

November 18, 2021

This webinar, for middle and high school educators and administrators, highlights the critical importance of antisemitism education in today’s world and resources to help facilitate discussions with students about antisemitism and allyship in schools.

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Using Children’s Literature to Foster Empathy and Challenge Anti-Immigrant Bias

July 22, 2021

Areli Morales, author of Areli is a Dreamer, and other panelists share how to use children's literature to help young people build empathy and feel empowered to address anti-immigrant bias in schools and society.

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Challenging Anti-Immigrant Bias with History

July 21, 2021

What do all of us need to know about our collective past to understand and respond to anti-immigrant bias today? Erika Lee, author of America for Americans, and other panelists examine anti-immigrant bias past and present.

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How to Effectively Respond to Bias Incidents in Your Schools

March 3, 2021

Understand how to use ADL's toolkit, "Responding to Bias Incidents in Middle and High Schools: Resources and Best Practices for School Administrators & Educators," to address incidents effectively at your schools.

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Addressing Anti-Immigrant Bias in Times of Uncertainty Confirmation

This webinar will highlight resources and strategies for educators to help address the wave of anti-immigrant and anti-Asian bias that has spread with the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch Recording >

Explore the library of webinar recordings from our Holocaust education program, Echoes & Reflections. These one-hour webinars focus on an array of topics, all designed to increase participants’ knowledge of Holocaust history, explore and access classroom-ready content, and support instructional practice to promote student learning and understanding of this complex history and its lasting effect on the world.

Echoes & Reflections utilizes unparalleled expertise and resources from three world leaders in Holocaust education—ADL, USC Shoah Foundation and Yad Vashem.

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Using Children’s Literature to Foster Empathy and Challenge Anti-Immigrant Bias

July 22, 2021

Areli Morales, author of Areli is a Dreamer, and other panelists share how to use children's literature to help young people build empathy and feel empowered to address anti-immigrant bias in schools and society.

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Transformational Texts: Using Children's Literature to Open Doors on Historical and Current Events

Explore how children's literature on historical and current events can play a powerful role in children’s lives to learn, inspire and transform.

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Creating More Inclusive School Communities: The December Dilemma & Inclusive Calendar Practices

November 16, 2021

This webinar explores the legal issues of religious freedom and how to help create a school environment that respects different points of view, cultures and religious beliefs.

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Using Children’s Literature to Foster Empathy and Challenge Anti-Immigrant Bias

July 22, 2021

Areli Morales, author of Areli is a Dreamer, and other panelists share how to use children's literature to help young people build empathy and feel empowered to address anti-immigrant bias in schools and society.

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Challenging Anti-Immigrant Bias with History

July 21, 2021

What do all of us need to know about our collective past to understand and respond to anti-immigrant bias today? Erika Lee, author of America for Americans, and other panelists examine anti-immigrant bias past and present.

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Leaning Into Difficult Conversations

November 18, 2020

Gain resources and strategies for improving students’ communication skills for better civic understanding and participation. (Part of our civics curriculum professional development series.)

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Election 2020 and Managing Post-Election Conversations 

October 15, 2020

Understand the current election system better and how our role as individual voters and voices can make a difference in a democratic republic. (Part of our civics curriculum professional development series.)

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Bringing Civic Learning to Distance Learning 

September 15, 2020

Learn and discuss the distinction between dialogue and debate and how that applies to the teaching of civics online. (Part of our civics curriculum professional development series.)

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Is it Fake News? Identify and Address the Continuum of Disinformation and Other "False" News

March 25, 2021

ADL and Share My Lesson help educators to explore false news, understand the impact of different types of false news and find out how they can assist students in identifying the difference between real and false news.

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 Duncan Tonatiuh, award winning children's book author and illustrator, talks about meeting Sylvia Mendez and how that inspired him to write Separate Is Never Equal, his love of art and writing and how his dual citizenship identity shapes what he writes. Listen >