Learn ways you can take action with ADL against Holocaust denial and other forms of antisemitism.
3711 Results
BackThe CAR Interventions to Counter Antisemitism: Quarterly Insights series includes insights from the most promising interventions studied by CAR and the team’s partners.
Hear from ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt in conversation on the podcast Call Me Back with Dan Senor. They talk about the stories of the American victims, why ADL filed the lawsuit and how ADL responded in the aftermath of the 10/7 attack. In this groundbreaking case, ADL and the law firm, Crowell & Moring LLP, brought this lawsuit forward to pursue justice on behalf of over 125 victims of the horrific attack on 10/7 and create a record of Hamas’ heinous brutality and of the material…
Sign your name to tell the New York State Legislature that you support their efforts to #UnMaskHateNY!
Join ADL in our Uniting for Good campaign.
Find out if your company matches your charitable contributions to our organization, doubling the impact of your gift.
Why Now?According to ADL's 2025 Audit of Antisemitic Incidents, there were 825 incidents in non-Jewish K-12 schools. While antisemitic incidents decreased in 2025, these environments continue to expose Jewish children to concerning levels of hate. The severity of these incidents range from individual targeting like name-calling, threats or assault to antisemitic graffiti like swastikas etched on lockers or in common areas to even antisemitic assignments from teachers. It’s clear more…
How much do you know about the Holocaust? Listen to survivors and learn more about the Holocaust and how you can support Holocaust education.
For the first time in the history of the Audit, antisemitic incidents linked to Israel or Zionism account for the majority of all reported incidents (58%) – an alarming 5,452 cases compared to 3,162 in 2023. These incidents were twice as likely to happen on college campuses. ADL has reported an 893% increase in antisemitic incidents of harassment, vandalism and assault over the past ten years.
As part of ADL’s efforts to gauge the overall campus climate for Jewish students in the year following the 10/7 terror attacks, researchers asked students a series of questions to isolate the relative importance of various factors that contribute to a welcoming and inclusive environment for Jewish students. The data gathered through this effort was used to inform the 2025 and 2026 approach to grading campuses as part of ADL’s Report Card. This survey, fielded by College Pulse…
Read ADL’s Criteria Guide for its Campus Antisemitism Report Card to understand how different campuses were assessed.
Frequently Asked QuestionsADL's Campus Antisemitism Report Card is a standalone evaluative tool developed to measure how institutions of higher education address antisemitism through policy and administrative practice. Ratings are based on a structured review of publicly available information, institutional materials, and input from universities, in line with ADL’s research standards. It does not include any independent assessments as to whether an institution is in compliance with…
← Return to Search Results Each of the categories below has been rated using a unique set of criteria. Click or tap on the i icon for more information.
Explore ADL’s Campus Antisemitism Report Card, a new tool evaluating antisemitism on college campuses and tracking whether and how administrations are responding.
Watch highlights from Never Is Now, the world's largest summit on antisemitism and hate.
Kulanu, Hebrew for 'all of us,' is ADL's synagogue engagement initiative, connecting congregations across the country to the expertise, resources and community they need to fight antisemitism and hate.
Awareness to Action is an online digital course that teaches middle and high school students to recognize and challenge antisemitism and to champion justice.
Antisemitism on college and university campuses has rapidly escalated into a national crisis, with at least 1,200 incidents being recorded by ADL from October 7, 2023, to September 24, 2024. ADL collaborated with Hillel International and College Pulse to survey over 2,000 college students in the U.S., both Jewish and non-Jewish. The findings, outlined in Campus Antisemitism One Year After the Hamas Terrorist Attacks, highlights the normalization of antisemitic rhetoric and incidents on…
Explore ADL resources and progress from the Administration and Congress as we work together to counter antisemitism.
Read about the four pillars that built a foundation for this government and whole-of-society approach.