Rising anti-semitism in the United States is cause to be both frightened and alarmed. With the help of the expertise of the ADL, we will frame our morning around these three questions:

How can we initiate conversations about anti-semitism to support students without unnecessarily frightening them or making them uncomfortable?
How can we proactively create a safe space for students to share their experiences?
How can we effectively advocate for our students when incidents do occur?

Workshop will be led by Vlad Khaykin, Associate Director of the ADL

Vlad Khaykin serves as the Associate Director of the Central Pacific Region of the Anti-Defamation League. Vlad holds postgraduate degrees in Near Eastern & Jewish Studies and Non-Profit Management from Brandeis University, where he was awarded the Genesis Fellowship, and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Vlad became fascinated with ideologies of hate as an adolescent and has studied antisemitism, White Nationalism and other hate extremism since. Born in the Soviet Union, Vlad immigrated to the United States as a Soviet-Jewish refugee and was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Cost for the day is $36 and includes a kosher lunch

Registration will close 3/10/2020.