Education Webinars

May 12, 2026 | 4 PM ET

For Educators: Introducing these narratives to primary-age students in age-appropriate ways helps lay an early foundation for empathy, perspective-taking, and moral awareness. Their stories offer educators a powerful entry point for teaching difficult histories, helping students widen their historical lens. This session for upper-primary educators (4th-6th grades) focuses on strategies for teaching difficult histories.

May 14, 2026 | 4 PM ET

For Educators:  In recognition of Jewish American Heritage Month, ADL and JIMENA invite educators to learn about the history, culture and contributions of Mizrahi and Sephardic Jews in America. This webinar equips K-12 educators with age-appropriate resources, discussion strategies and lesson ideas to celebrate Jewish diversity and challenge the misconception that Jewish people are a monolith.

May 26, 2026 | 4 PM ET

For Everyone: In this webinar, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) Media Historian and Curator Michelle Kelley will provide an overview of the AAPB’s resources related to Jewish American history and culture. These include unedited interviews from documentary productions, as well as public radio and television broadcasts on Jewish American life. The AAPB currently includes over 287,000 items in its digital archive, most of which can be accessed through its website, americanarchive.org.

For Educators: AI technology is dominating the headlines: from excitement around how this innovative technology can transform how people learn, communicate, and work to concerns around misinformation and bias, it's hard to know where to begin. Join us for a one-hour webinar to unpack research showcased in ADL's new AI Index and get an exclusive look at ADL's new closed, AI assistant ADL Ora, designed specifically for K-12 educators teaching about antisemitism, Jewish identity and the Holocaust.

For Educators: The Pyramid of Hate framework has long illuminated how bias— including antisemitism—progresses from attitudes and stereotypes to discrimination and sometimes violence. To meet today’s challenges, this proven framework has been transformed into a 20-minute online lesson featuring real-world scenarios focused on combatting antisemitism. During this webinar, join ADL education experts to explore the new digital lesson and consider concrete ways to use the Pyramid of Hate in learning environments.

For Everyone: Join authors Bianna Golodryga and Dr. Yonit Levi as they read from their middle grade novel Don’t Feed the Lion. Participants will learn about the importance of youth leadership in confronting antisemitism and gain a deeper understanding of how to encourage young voices to speak out against antisemitism in their communities. Participants will leave with lesson plans and resources they can use to continue these important conversations in the classroom.

For Everyone: Join Echoes & Reflections and ADL for a special webinar marking the release of the Hidden Child Foundation’s new book, Hidden Lives: Stories from Child Survivors of the Holocaust. This program will feature powerful reflections from Holocaust survivors Rachelle Goldstein, Cordula Hahn, Dr. Robert Krell, and Abe Foxman, each sharing their experiences as hidden children during the Holocaust and the lasting impact on their lives.

For Educators and Parents/Caregivers: Youth increasingly encounter extremist ideologies in the digital spaces where they learn, socialize, and grow. This timely, data-driven webinar opens with a researcher from ADL’s Center on Extremism analyzing the online footprints of two recent school shooters to frame the broader landscape—how extremist narratives take root, how mainstream and niche platforms are exploited, and what these trends mean for families, schools, and communities.

For Educators and Parents/Caregivers: How do you talk to young people about something as painful and complex as antisemitism, especially when they are the target? Through expert insights, this webinar will provide guidance for parents, caregivers and educators to help address their children and teen's needs and concerns.

For Everyone: Join us for a powerful conversation presented in partnership with Maccabi USA, featuring Kevin Youkilis — former MLB All-Star, World Series champion, and coach for Team Israel Baseball and Morgan Zeitz – Maccabi USA student athlete. This event is part of ADL’s Game Changers Webinar Series, which brings together athletes and advocates to explore how sports can inspire, spark dialogue and challenge antisemitism.

For Educators and Parents/Caregivers: Join representatives at TikTok to gain practical tools and insights to enhance online safety for the young people in your lives. Understand the state of online hate with experts from ADL’s Center for Technology and Society, explore key TiKTok platform features, and learn how to talk to young people about participating in respectful online spaces.

For Everyone: Join ADL Education in conversation with Jewish professional basketball player Ryan Turell as he shares his journey and experience of embracing Jewish pride and confronting hate—on and off the court. This event will explore identity, resilience and allyship in the world of sports!