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Most U.S. Teens Experienced Harassment When Gaming Online, ADL Survey Finds
Sixty percent of children ages 13-17 have experienced harassment while playing games online, according to a first-of-its-kind survey of online gaming experiences released today by the ADL.
After 9/11, We Found Unity. We Must Reclaim That in a Post-January 6 America.
Twenty years ago, we witnessed a defining moment in American and world history. The terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 changed a generation and shaped our world like few events ever have, or ever will.
Extremism, Terrorism & Bigotry
Terrorism
Educational Reform to Tackle Extremism Making Progress in the Middle East
The report finds there is some positive content in most countries’ textbooks today, yet in many subject areas essential for tolerance, there is still vast room for improvement.
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism and ADL Form Partnership to Combat Antisemitism
This partnership will make ADL’s expertise and tools readily accessible to almost 600 USCJ-affiliated synagogues through the latter’s own vast media channels.
ADL’s Center for Technology and Society Announces Fourth Class of Belfer Fellows
The Belfer Fellowship program advances ADL’s work by promoting cyberhate awareness and digital citizenship, as well as implementing these projects for the wider social good.
Cyberhate