ADL Education webinars and podcasts from leaders in anti-bias and Holocaust education assist educators and parents in building inclusive and respectful learning environments and provide timely and important information on curricula resources and children's books related to bias, bullying, diversity and social justice.
Education Webinars and Podcasts
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For EducatorsFor Parents, Families, and Caregivers
Leaning Into Difficult Conversations
Gain resources and strategies for improving students’ communication skills for better civic understanding and participation. (Part of our civics curriculum professional development series.)
Election 2020 and Managing Post-Election Conversations
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.)
Bringing Civic Learning to Distance Learning
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.)
Webinars to Support Holocaust and Genocide Education
Explore the library of webinar recordings from our Holocaust education program, Echoes & Reflections.
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.
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.
Introducing Students to Difficult Topics: Primary Sources and Picture Books
Set a foundation for discussing complex and sensitive themes with students in the classroom using primary resources and picture books.
Bullying on Campus in the Electronic Age
Are bullying and cyberbullying issues for college students? Learn to address the issues of bullying, bias and power as part of larger educational initiatives around diversity and inclusion on campus.
The December Dilemma: Navigating Religious Holidays in the Public Schools
Explore the legal issues of religious freedom and learn how you can help to create a school environment that respects different points of view, religious beliefs and practices.
Empowering Students to Combat Bullying
Help your students understand that there are powerful ways to be an ally that don’t involve confrontation. Learn how bystanders can become allies.
Facing Bias and Bullying: Educational Responses
Increase your understanding about the relationship between bullying and bias and learn strategies for responding effectively to bias-motivated bullying.
Fulfilling the Promise of Brown: School Discipline, Education Equity and the Achievement Gap
Is your school disciplinary system equitable? Review the legal aspects of Federal guidance on school discipline and learn how to implement educational best practices for addressing bias related issues in schools.
Making the Holocaust Relevant through Visual History Testimony
Examine how the medium of visual history testimony plays an important role in Holocaust education through an exploration of video clips from Echoes & Reflections and IWitness.
Using an Anti-Bias Lens to Examine Early Childhood Children’s Books in Your Program
Unfortunately, the impressions imparted by some books are not always positive and free from bias. Learn what teachers can do to take advantage of their early windows of opportunity to prevent the development of prejudice. Note this webinar is 1 ½ hours.
Using Current Events to Teach About Bias, Diversity and Social Justice
Increase your ability to use current events and controversial issues as a way to teach about bias, diversity and social justice while still addressing learning standards.
Rosalind Wiseman, bullying prevention specialist, talks about raising teenagers in a complex world, the role of social media and gaming, what teachers can do to engage students and how her own parenting informs her work.