Dealing with Antisemitism Workshop
Below is a curriculum sample of the workshop and presentation.
Antisemitism has been happening globally more than ever on college campuses, middle schools, high schools, and even in the workplace. Students are facing discrimination, hate, racism, bullying, and harassment. More than ever, students need support, empowerment, and confidence to be activists in standing up for themselves and others in any kind of antisemitic situation, and to feel they have the power to advocate and to take action safely. The curriculum for this workshop and presentation is designed to provide students with resources that are effective, safe, simple, and empowering.
Unit # 1: Steps in Dealing with an Antisemitic Situation on a College Campus, Middle School, or High School.
Advocate
Educate
Inform
Press and Social Media
Contact legal staff, administration, Legal teams, and organizations.
Connect
Take Action
Discussion
Example: Video of how I used these steps to deal with an Antisemitic situation on my college campus successfully.
In completing all these steps:
I did more than one press release on social media about the Antisemitic situation that occurred on my college campus.
I got a legal letter from the international organization Stand With US Legal Team to change the results of an Antisemitic Inter-Club Council Meeting that had made decisions based on antisemitism, hate, and discrimination.
I was then interviewed on CBS News for my advocacy and leadership.
Having completed all these steps has changed my life and I would like these steps to change yours!
Link to CBS News Interview:
Link to Article Published about my Leadership and Advocacy about Antisemitism.
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Letter of International Organization Stand With the US Legal Team because I requested a legal letter from their legal team to change the results of an antisemitic Inter-Club Council Meeting Event that had made decisions based on antisemitism, hate, and discrimination.