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Sarah Stern, founder and president of the Endowment for Middle East Truth (EMET), explains why the passage of this bill is so important for protecting Jewish college students. Learn more at https://emetonline.org/
Tammi Rossman-Benjamin, co-founder and director of the AMCHA Initiative, discusses college administrations that protect certain student identity groups more than others. Jewish students and other students deserve equal protection.
While the hit CBS series THE EQUALIZER recently had an episode titled "Never Again" dealing with antisemitic incidents, actor Adam Goldberg shares his own take on antisemitism in the past and today.
As the new (and first) director of high school affairs for the American Jewish Committee, Aaron Bregman has as his mission to empower Jewish teens to be leaders in the fight against antisemitism and involve their parents as well. Applications are now open for AJC’s Leadership Program for High School Students https://www.ajc.org/lft
Episode #72 and Episode #73 of our podcast are also about helping high school teens speak up against antisemitism.
The former head of the National Socialist Movement takes us behind the scenes of neo-Nazi groups in the U.S. Then he shares why he left the movement and is now working to counter and prevent extremism through his nonprofit https://beyondbarriersusa.org/
Are the stories of the Holocaust still alive now that most survivors are no longer with us? Two children of Holocaust survivors share their families' Holocaust history and how this still impacts their lives.
Should young Austrians feel responsible for the Holocaust? Nineteen-year-old Viktor Zlabinger -- an intern at the USC Shoah Foundation -- explains why he thinks he and his generation are responsible for the future.
If there is bias in U.S. media against Israel, how does this manifest itself? In this episode we talk with an investigative journalist who looked into this.
A tenured college professor went public with allegations of sexual misconduct and antisemitic remarks made by the university's president. The result? The professor -- not the president -- was fired.
Nowadays the media is filled with accounts of American universities boycotting Israel and Zionism. To fight this insidious trend, the Academic Engagement Network educates and empowers U.S. academic faculty and staff to stand up against these boycotts. See www.academicengagement.org/
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