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SHEMA
on Campus

Providing the resources, training and support needed to combat anti-Jewish ideas on campus

Campus Admin & Support Staff

Our resources are designed for leaders on campus responsible for building and maintaining healthy, vibrant, and inclusive environments with two goals in mind.

 

First, to help administrators understand how certain ideas are undermining Jewish inclusion and safety. Second, to help universities build campus cultures that foster healthy discourse across differences in recognition of how antisemitism undermines democracy and civil rights.

CAMPUS ADMINISTRATORS & SUPPORT STAFF

Resources & Guides

Read below to understand what resources we have for Campus administrators & support staff, and follow the link to get access to download them. Please feel free to share with anyone that may find these resources helpful. 

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Understanding Jewish Identity Guide

Guide on Jewish identity & how to disrupt antisemitism

Our resource guide on understanding Jewish identity & antisemitism provides a high-level overview of who are the Jewish People, why their are misconceptions about them, what contemporary antisemitism is, and how it works.

Recommendations for Administrators & Staff

Key recommendations on creating systemic, long-term change

Our recommendations cover how campus administrators and leaders can create systemic, long-term change, including through education for key stakeholders, prioritizing a healthy culture and ensuring space for exploration of critical topics in safe ways.

Campus Admin & Support Staff Resource Guide

A guide to help leaders ensure Jewish inclusion & safety on campus

Our guide for campus administrators & support staff is designed to provide an understanding of how the normalization of specific ideas is undermining Jewish inclusion & safety, and help universities build campus cultures that foster healthy discourse across differences.

Jewish Faculty & Students

Our resources are designed to guide Jewish students and faculty on how to effectively engage school administrators, campus partners, and your respective peers on the anti-Jewish harm that is being mainstreamed in order to effect systemic change across campus institutions.

JEWISH FACULTY & UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Resources & Guides

Read below to understand what resources we have for Jewish faculty & university students, and follow the link to get access to download them. Please feel free to share with anyone that may find these resources helpful. 

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Understanding Jewish Identity Guide

Guide on Jewish identity & how to disrupt antisemitism

Our resource guide on understanding Jewish identity & antisemitism provides a high-level overview of who are the Jewish People, why their are misconceptions about them, what contemporary antisemitism is, and how it works.

Conversation Guide for Faculty & Students on Campus

Key recommendations on creating systemic, long-term change

This conversation guide walks through who we should be engaging, and who we shouldn't, what your priorities should be to maximize impact, and methods for effective engagement and having productive dialogue.

Jewish Faculty & Students Resource Guide

All the common questions & answers you might encounter

Our resource guide is designed to help Jewish faculty & students understand the narratives that are undermining Jewish inclusion & safety, how these harmful ideas are showing up on campus, some foundational ideas to understanding them, and methods for effective engagement with administrators and peers.

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Want to learn more?

Please reach out to our team to learn more about the programs and trainings we offer

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