PROTECT

On January 6th, Americans watched as an insurrection fueled by violent conspiracy theories and white supremacy gripped the nation and attacked our democracy. This was a predictable act of political violence fueled by years of increasing extremism. The forces that led to the attack on our Capitol continue to pose a threat to American security and democracy.

Prioritize Preventing and Countering Domestic Terrorism
Resource According to the Threat
Oppose Extremists in Government Service
Take Domestic Terrorism Prevention Measures
End the Complicity of Social Media in Facilitating Extremism
Create an Independent Clearinghouse for Online Extremist Content
Target Foreign White Supremacist Terrorist Groups
 

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Additional Resources:

Fighting Hate from Home webinar: Extremism and Political Violence in America - January 21, 2021

U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill joined ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt and Oren Segal, the VP of ADL’s Center on Extremism, to analyze the anger and vitriol we saw during the attack on the Capitol, what drove things to that boiling point, and what comes next as we face an extremist threat that appears to have significant staying power. They shared insights about who these militants are, how to disrupt the dangers they present, and how to reduce their ongoing reach.

ADL Finds Domestic Extremist Murders in 2020 Overwhelmingly Linked to Far-Right Extremists

Antisemitism and Extremism at the U.S. Capitol: ADL Response and Impact

Extremely: A Podcast for Anyone Who Wants to Understand and Interrupt Modern Hate and Extremism

Countering Election-Motivated Violent Extremism In 2020 And Beyond

White Supremacist Terror: Modernizing Our Approach to Today's Threat

Addressing the National Security Threat of White Supremacist Terrorism

Reframing Prevention: If Government Won’t Lead, Civil Society Must Step Up to Curb Extremism