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“Understanding & Confronting Anti-Jewish Hate” Community Series

Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center is launching a brand-new programming initiative, Understanding & Confronting Anti-Jewish Hate. Beginning in December 2023, this initiative will be anchored in a series of programs focused on helping the Chicagoland community identify and address antisemitism head-on.

Featuring plenary discussions with Holocaust Survivors, historians, and community, civic, and religious leaders, the series will provide audiences with a meaningful examination of contemporary issues and challenges of antisemitism, and present concrete action items in response to how we can combat acts of hatred in our neighborhoods, on college campuses, and on a global scale. Details about programs in this series will be published below as they become available.

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Community Partners: ADL Midwest; Evelyn R. Green AJC Chicago Regional Office; Sheerit Hapleitah; Loyola University Chicago Jewish Faculty, Staff and Allies (JFSA) Affinity Group

Supported by Carole Feiger, David P. Brody Charitable Trust, and the Wiznitzer Family.

Photo credits: Scott Edwards

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