Tools for Addressing Antisemitism

• https://www.houstonjewish.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Checklist-to-Combat-and-Prevent-Antisemitism.pdf

• https://www.houstonjewish.org/resources/security-report-an-incident/
• https://www.reportcampushate.org/

• K-12 Resources Toolkit Request Form
• The National Association of School Psychologists: Responding to civil unrest in schools
• The National Association of School Psychologists: School Safety and Crisis: Mental Health Resources
• The National Association of School Psychologists: Supporting Youth Affected by Violence in the Middle East
• Psychology Today: Can Empathy Heal Democracy?
• Unpacked for Educators (or parents): Understanding the War

• Report incidents on campus through Hillel International’s Campus for All
• Unpacked/Open Dor Media Project: A guide to understanding the war for students
• Unpacked: The Anti-Israel College Protests Explained

• Educator in Motion: This free program for schools and community groups offer direct instruction from HMH educators on a variety of topics, including antisemitism.
  • • Antisemitism Toolkit – Let’s Talk About Antisemitism is a project from Holocaust Museum Houston designed to help teachers, students, and community members learn more about what antisemitism is and how to combat it.
• Holocaust Remembrance Toolkit: The toolkit includes 5 full lessons and 5 micro lessons on different aspects of the Holocaust. This free resource can be downloaded through the HMH website.
• Young Upstanders Toolkit: This toolkit allows elementary teachers to bring the lessons of the Holocaust to their students in an age-appropriate way.
• E-Books Program: A free school program that uses literature to support Holocaust, antisemitism, human rights, and character education for K-12 classrooms. There is also a Teacher Collection.
• Field Trips: Holocaust Museum Houston offers in-person and virtual tours for students and adults.
• Engines of Change Student Ambassador Program: This program is for high school students who want to engage in current issues in society. It is a leadership program grounded in the lessons of the Holocaust.

Contact: WWarren@HMH.org

• Toolkit for Parents of Jewish Middle and High School Students
• Guidance for K-12 School Administrators

Contact: Schneiderr@ajc.org

• We work in partnership with schools, organizations and communities to design and deliver anti-bias education, both online and in person. When we learn, as individuals, how to challenge bias, discrimination and hate – together, we have the capacity to foster equity and inclusion: https://www.adl.org/about/education
• A student-inspired school-wide program to create a more equitable and inclusive school climate, catered to a school’s unique culture and needs. https://www.noplaceforhate.org
• Incident Response Resources for K-12 Schools: https://www.adl.org/school-incident-response-resources
• Anti-Bias Curriculum Guides: https://www.adl.org/resources/tools-and-strategies/anti-bias-curriculum-guides
• Explore these interactive, online resources designed for you to learn and engage in topics about bias, bullying, identity, social justice and allyship. Learn on your own or with classmates or share with friends. You can move at your own pace, pausing and resuming as needed: https://www.adl.org/student-learning
• Identity-Based Bullying Resource: https://www.adl.org/resources/tools-and-strategies/identity-based-bullying-listening-young-people

Contact: rsonenshein@adl.org