Dr. Dean Bell and Dr. Keren Fraiman
Combating Antisemitism in Secondary Schools Workshop 2: A Deeper Dive
Sunday, December 8, 2024 | 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School
3751 N. Broadway St., Chicago, IL 60613
Cost: $54 per attendee | https://www.bernardzell.org/student-life/weekly-news/school-news-post/~board/events/post/combating-antisemitism-in-secondary-schools-sunday-december-8
Intended Audience
-Individuals who attended our Part 1 Workshop on March 10 or September 29, including:
-Secondary School Faculty
-Heads of School, Assistant Heads of School, Middle and High School Principals
-DEIJ and DEIB Leaders
-Middle and High School Curriculum Directors
Join us for a day-long seminar with Dr. Dean Bell and Dr. Keren Fraiman from the Spertus Institute and learn how to unpack case studies in an effort to recognize, respond to, and combat antisemitism.
Increasingly Jewish teens are confronting expressions of antisemitism in school, social settings, general media, and in the online space. The connection between the Jewish people and Israel often exacerbates and complicates expressions of antisemitism. Their experiences are sadly consistent with a growing and disturbing trend of incidents of antisemitism nationwide, along with growing social polarization and the proliferation of hate crimes. These experiences have caused Jewish teens increased anxiety, distress, fear, and a heightened sense of self, and, in some cases, struggling more generally.
Participation in this workshop requires participation in the Workshop that was held on March 10 or September 29, 2024.
Questions about the program or concerns about cost can be sent to leadership@bernardzell.org
This program is made possible thanks to the generosity of the Magda Brown Fund for Holocaust Education supported by the Lucas Family.
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