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August 12, 2017 marks the deadly Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville, VA, an event that brought the threat of domestic extremism into sharp focus.
ADL Frontline is comprised of ADL’s most dedicated supporters.
Members are on the frontlines of ADL’s work countering antisemitism, fighting extremism and building a just, inclusive society.
Stop Hiding Hate is ADL’s campaign to pass New York S 895 which will require big social media companies to publish regular, clear, understandable transparency reports. These reports will help us understand whether and how these big companies are managing harmful content like hate speech, racism, and misinformation.
About Table TalkFamilies often want to discuss news stories and other timely societal events. It's a great opportunity to engage children in rich conversation, share important values and encourage lifelong interest in the news. These talks can happen on the way to school, during a walk or over a meal. Research shows that dinnertime conversation benefits the health, emotional and academic outcomes for children of all ages. Each Table Talk guide below includes a topic summary, questions to start…
ADL’s Center for Technology and Society seeks a contract research fellow for a twelve month remote fellowship on hate, harassment, and extremism online, with a focus on disinformation/misinformation, content moderation, or experiences of targets.
The fellowship is open to researchers in any relevant field, including Information Science, Computer Science, Media/Communication Studies, Science and Technology Studies, Technology Policy, Sociology, Anthropology, Gender Studies, and…
Following the violent extremist, far-right rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 11 and 12, 2017, a coalition of civil society organizations came together to form a year-long initiative: Communities Overcoming Extremism: The After Charlottesville Project (COE). COE launched to discover tools local leaders and organizations can use to address extremism. The events in Charlottesville were not isolated incidents. Studies performed by the Anti-Defamation League reveal an alarming rise in…
The January 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol was an inflection point for extremism in America. Though the attack was in many ways predictable – extremists were increasingly active and emboldened across the United States in the years before the insurrection – the overt display of political violence and venom was nonetheless shocking. One year later, the ripple effects of that day continue to reverberate in the form of heightened displays of hate and…
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Our Online Hate and Harassment Reporting Guide is designed to help targets of hate protect themselves and report hateful content on major social media and online game platforms. However, social media and gaming companies often have burdensome reporting systems that do not consider the users and communities that are being targeted.
Reporting hate and harassment is important for two main reasons: it shows social media and gaming companies that this sort of material has no…
Why Participate?Words to Action empowers young Jewish people to become leaders in addressing antisemitism and encourages them to explore and connect to their Jewish identity and to each other. Participants will: Gain tools for recognizing and challenging antisemitism.Develop leadership skills.Learn to analyze antisemitism as a complex system that harms society at large.Explore the diversity of Jewish identity and experience.Evaluate the relationship between antisemitism and other forms of…
ADL speaks out when anti-Israel rhetoric or activism engages in distortions or delegitimizes Israel, crosses into antisemitism when it demonizes or negates Zionism, and uses anti-Jewish assertions and tropes.
For decades, ADL has worked to support a secure Jewish and democratic state of Israel and to promote a strong and constructive US-Israel relationship.
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The ideologies underpinning the January 6 attack continue to pose a serious and imminent threat to our democracy. We are proud of the progress ADL and our supporters have made in the aftermath of January 6 — tracking and identifying extremist connections, testifying on Capitol Hill, serving as co-counsel in a civil lawsuit against Proud Boys and Oath Keepers and advocating for critical legislation — but the fight is far from over.
It is vital that we continue to fight, we…
ADL empowers Jewish college students and allies, both among the student body and college administrations, to speak out against antisemitism and hate.
Hear leading legal scholars discuss the most important cases of the term at ADL's 25th Annual Supreme Court Review, presented in partnership with the National Constitution Center on Thursday, July 9.
Acerca de ADLLa ADL es la principal organización contra el odio en el mundo. Fundada en 1913, su eterna misión es "poner fin a la difamación del pueblo judío y garantizar la justicia y un trato justo para todos". Hoy, la ADL sigue luchando contra todas las formas de antisemitismo y prejuicio, valiéndose de la innovación y las asociaciones para multiplicar su impacto. Líder mundial en la lucha contra el antisemitismo, el extremismo y la…