Dismantling Antisemitism on College Campuses Requires Interventions at Every Level—Faculty, Administration, Staff, and Students
The Antisemitism Education Initiative helps universities reduce antisemitism by improving the capacity of campus stakeholders to recognize, contextualize, and challenge antisemitism in all its forms. We provide cultural competency education on antisemitism, Judaism, Jewish culture, and Israel for university administrators, staff, faculty, and students. We prioritize interventions grounded in the day-to-day campus experiences of students and faculty as well as cutting-edge academic scholarship on antisemitism, hate, and bias.
Trainings and Workshops
The Antisemitism 
Education Initiative provides general “Antisemitism 101” trainings as well customized workshops focused on specific sub-topics relevant to antisemitism in higher education, nonprofits, and corporate environments. We tailor our trainings for specific audiences (ex: at universities, we can focus the training for student affairs staff, faculty, student groups, etc.).
Receive a Consultation
The Antisemitism Education Initiative helps campuses have better conversations about antisemitism. In addition to offering educational sessions, we offer consultations for campus stakeholders - leadership, faculty, staff, and students. Together, we can discuss how your campus might better identify and respond to antisemitism, and suggest resources and best practices.
To Book a Training or Workshop Or Schedule a Consultation, Email AEI@berkeley.edu
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Connecting with on-the-ground Jewish life is essential for deepening one’s understanding of antisemitism. UC Berkeley has many initiatives for fostering Jewish community and promoting the study of Judaism, Jewish history and culture, and Israel.
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