Understanding & Combatting Antisemitism

Antisemitism is showing up across nonprofit, civic, and community spaces in ways that many are unsure how to interpret or address. Avodah’s training offers a clear, historically rooted framework that helps partners understand what antisemitism is, how it has evolved, how it functions today, and how it intersects with their justice work. The training also addresses Israel directly, distinguishing legitimate critique from antisemitic rhetoric, and helping supervisors navigate this terrain with care.

Training Outcomes

→ Understand Jewish identity as diverse and non-monolithic

→ Identify antisemitic tropes in nonprofit and movement contexts

→ Apply concrete supervisory practices that support Jewish staff/stakeholders/community members

→ Understand antisemitism as systemic, not only individual

→ Navigate antisemitism-related conversations with increased confidence

→ Recognize how antisemitism shows up in their issue area/organization/company

→ Interrupt interpersonal antisemitism and microaggressions

Who needs this training?

→ Nonprofits involved in coalition-based work around housing, immigration, hunger, or other anti-poverty initiatives

→ Organizations looking to integrate an antisemitism analysis into their DEIJ programming and training

→ Faith-based organizations seeking guidance on how to identify and address antisemitism within their communities

→ Jewish organizations or synagogues looking to incorporate a new or updated understanding of antisemitism into their educational or leadership work

→ Interfaith groups seeking an analysis of antisemitism that aligns with their broader values and commitments

Pricing

Pricing is determined by your organization’s budget and structure. It does not include any travel to and from the training.

Please reach out to Emilia Diamant, our Chief Program Officer, at community@avodah.net with questions.

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