Kulanu Program Resources

The links on this page will take you to helpful ADL resources to support you as you learn and take action against antisemitism, anti-Zionism and extremism as a Kulanu network member. These resources are not exhaustive. We encourage you to reach out to [email protected] if you cannot find what you are looking for here.

Protect

Every community and individual experiencing antisemitism can turn to ADL for help. By reporting antisemitic incidents and working to detect and disrupt threats, we weaken the antisemitic and extremist infrastructure, reducing the reach and impact of forces that fuel antisemitism. ADL's response efforts empower communities with the tools and knowledge needed to combat hate effectively, creating safer environments for Jewish individuals and communities nationwide.

• How to report an antisemitic incident
• Supporting Jewish Students After Incidents 
• The ADL H.E.A.T Map
• Audit of Antisemitic Incidents 2025 
• Online Hate and Harassment Safety Guide

Advocate

Combating systemic antisemitism can help build a more inclusive society for all. By making phone calls, writing letters, and meeting with legislators at all levels of government, we can make our voices heard as we speak out against antisemitism and for a more equitable and just world. Visit ADL’s advocacy webpage to find updated information about how you can take action. ADL also offer resources on contacting elected officials, including making phone calls, writing letters, and scheduling in-district visits.

• Antisemitism in the Classroom
• ADL at Work Challenging Antisemitism and Bias in the Workplace
• Not on My Campus
• ADL U.S. Jewish Policy Index
• Think.Plan.Act: Tools for Students to Respond to Campus Antisemitism

Educate

Knowledge is power. To fight antisemitism effectively, we must understand it. Learning about the history of tropes, modern manifestations of antisemitism, how antisemitism impacts different community members in unique ways, and how to respond to antisemitism are crucial to empowering your community.

• Antisemitism Uncovered: A Guide to Old Myths in a New Era
• Understanding Antisemitism and Anti-Zionism
• Artificial Intelligence: What do Parents, Caregivers and Educators Need to Know?
• Pyramid of Hate
• Jewish American Heritage Month: Exploring Jewish Identity

Discussion and Community Building

Discussion and community building are two ways of deepening engagement in this work. We have prepared some helpful ice breakers that you can use to get the conversation started.

• Table Talk – Family Conversation About Current Events
• Films about the Jewish Experience: Classroom Toolkit
• When Hate Goes Viral: Bias and Antisemitism on Social Media
• Student Mini Lessons
• Conversations that Matter: Understanding and Discussing Antisemitism with Young People
• Beyond the Podium: Jewish Identity, Antisemitism and the Olympics