Jewish Parenting in an Age of Online Antisemitism | Facing History & Ourselves
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Jewish Parenting in an Age of Online Antisemitism

In this webinar, participants explored different manifestations of online antisemitism, considered how online hate impacts young people, our communities and society at large, and learned effective strategies for combating online antisemitism. 

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Civics & Citizenship History
Antisemitism Culture & Identity Democracy & Civic Engagement Racism
Equity Education Social-Emotional Learning

Recognizing and identifying online antisemitism in both visual and text forms are critical steps in effectively responding to it, which requires an understanding of the tropes, dog whistles and conspiracy theories that fuel antisemitism. Providing young people with the tools to critically analyze and deconstruct antisemitic messaging online will help them navigate virtual spaces where they will almost certainly encounter antisemitism as well as other forms of hatred. 

In this webinar, participants explored different manifestations of online antisemitism, considered how online hate impacts young people, our communities and society at large, and learned effective strategies for combating online antisemitism.

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