Antisemitism Support Resources

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As a member of the Television Academy, you have an opportunity to use your position to counter harmful tropes against marginalized communities. With accounts of growing antisemitism in the country, we want to share opportunities to learn more about the Jewish community and the history of harmful narratives about this community.

Here are three ways to get started:

To understand what antisemitism is, what harmful Jewish tropes are, and why they exist, visit: ADL's "Antisemitism Uncovered" Guide



To bring speakers to your company or writer's room: Museum of Tolerance's Training Workshops and Speaking Services



To assess and counter religious prejudice in the workplace: Tanenbaum's Workplace Resources

According to a 2020 study from the Pew Research Center, more than one-third of U.S. Jews reported hearing a recent antisemitic trope in their presence. Today, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) stated that there is a "broad threat to synagogues" across the country.

You can be a part of telling authentic, uplifting stories about the Jewish community - as an individual or within your professional content.

If you have any questions about the resources we've provided, please contact deia@televisionacademy.com.

Resources

• Distinguish anti-Zionism from antisemitism
• Shine A Light on Antisemitism Resources
• "Antisemitism: Here and Now" by Deborah E. Lipstadt: This book explores the history and current state of antisemitism, discussing its various forms and how it manifests in today's world.
• "The Holocaust" by Laurence Rees: Understanding the Holocaust is crucial to comprehending the consequences of antisemitism. Laurence Rees' book provides a comprehensive overview of this tragic event.
• Antisemitism and Racism Resources by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
• Jewish Futures 2019: Anti-Semitism Resource Guide
• ADL Report: Online Hate Online Hate and Harassment: The American Experience 2023

updated 10.11.23