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Download: Seven Practices to Cultivate Jewish Joy
We can only control how we react in response to the actions of others. Find meaningful ways to live out your Jewish identity joyfully & proudly in this free download.
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Racial Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion (REDI) Workshops
Register now for online workshops presented by the Union for Reform Judaism's REDI team (Racial Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) to learn how to create communities of belonging.
Responding to Antisemitism
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Addressing Antisemitism at the Local Government Level: A Resource from the Commission on Social Action of Reform Judaism
Whether your local community is confronting an antisemitic incident now, or preparing should one arise in the future, this resource is meant to guide you on how to organize your efforts effectively, consistent with Reform Jewish values.
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Is it Antisemitism? If It Is, Now What? Guidance for a Post-October 7th World
Before sharing some tools for facing and combating antisemitism, it’s important to have a clear understanding of exactly what antisemitism is.
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Five Definitions of Antisemitism
As antisemitism continues to threaten American democracy, many are looking for a concise, objective definition to use in online exchanges, schools, and universities to decide if a derisive comment or chanted epithet is legally actionable.
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Ten Things We Say When We Talk About Antisemitism
Jews have had thousands of conversations about antisemitism over the past years, especially after October 7th. The following list summarizes the ideas that arise most often in these discussions.
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Five Tools to Help You Talk with Your Kids about Antisemitism
Talking to your children about antisemitism may feel awkward and challenging. It’s critical to both assess your child’s knowledge and approach the topic in an age-appropriate way.
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9 Ways to Help School Children Through Heightened Antisemitism
Antisemitism can be found everywhere, including in elementary schools. We’ve consulted expert educators, counselors, and child development specialists to share some ideas for talking with your children about antisemitism and other forms of hatred.
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Combating Antisemitism with Education
Antisemitism is at record levels. Since the beginning of the Israel/Hamas war, the rate of antisemitic incidents on campuses has risen exponentially. Knowing this, several URJ congregations are challenging antisemitism by working with schools and local boards of education.
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How to Respond to Antisemitic or Anti-Israel Posts Online
We have seen a number of deeply troubling posts on social media that are antisemitic, anti-Israel, and/or contain misinformation or disinformation. Many people have reached out asking how to respond. While this is by no means a complete guide, we hope it will help you as you face this.
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Proud JEWS
Right before Sukkot, I noticed the word "JEW" carved into my sidewalk. I began to grind out the word, but rather decided to replace the space by adding "Proud JEWs" to the sidewalk.
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Jewish Pride + Jewish Community = Strong Jewish Future
In North America, our community has been dealing with rising levels of antisemitism and fears about being attacked for the crime of being Jewish. It was against this backdrop that I arrived in the safe haven that is URJ's Crane Lake Camp.
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A Man at the Door
This poem imagines a child experiencing the Holocaust and urges us to stand against injustice.
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The New Language of Antisemitism
Several times each year, different news sources or social media influencers put together a list of the newest slang. People not young or cool enough have learned the meanings behind words such as "rizz," "bet," and "skibidi" through these channels over the last 25 years. You may remember when you
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A Cry for Dignity and Freedom
Passover celebrates freedom and dignity, teaching us to use our voices today.
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