Supporting Jewish Students: Creating Inclusive Programming, Responding to Antisemitism, and Improving Your Campus Climate
Virtual Live Briefings Health, Safety, and Well-being Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice Spirituality and Religion in Higher Education
August 19, 2021 1:00-2:00 pm (ET)
With the rise of campus antisemitism this past spring and the Jewish high holidays falling at the start of fall semester on most campuses, student affairs professionals need to be proactive about fostering a supportive environment for Jewish students, as part of a supportive environment for all students. This Live Briefing will focus on what student affairs professionals need to know now in order to ensure Jewish students feel welcome on campus.
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Through this Live Briefing, participants will grow their understanding of Jewish identity, diversity among Jewish students, and contemporary campus antisemitism, including the challenges many Jewish students faced nationwide this past spring. Participants will gain tips on strengthening bridges between multicultural centers, student wellness, Hillels, and other Jewish student groups to strengthen support of Jewish students’ intersectional identities. The presenters will discuss how increasing programming that highlights intersectional identities (e.g., Jews of color, LGBTQIA+ Jews, etc.) can create more opportunities for engagement, learning, and growth for all students. Participants will leave with concrete recommendations for taking steps to ensure Jewish students feel supported on campus this fall, incorporating content on Jewish identity and antisemitism within intersectional DEI trainings, and responding thoughtfully to support students when antisemitic incidents do occur.
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