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Educating and empowering students to recognize and respond to antisemitism in their schools, communities, and on social media.

Antisemitism is rising at an alarming rate and young adults are ill equipped to manage the challenges they may face.

TribeTalk engages Jewish students and their allies through unique programs designed to provide a baseline knowledge of Judaism, antisemitism, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Our curriculum gives students a basic understanding of antisemitic tropes and stereotypes and guides them through real-world scenarios of Jews being targeted and harassed, giving them the tools to confront antisemitism and bias when it impacts their community or campus.

Our programs empower students with the knowledge, confidence, and tools to respond to antisemitism through their academic years and beyond.

Antisemitism Workshops

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TribeTalk’s “Standing Strong” antisemitism workshops empowers students to navigate the challenges they may face from antisemitism in middle school, high school, college, and beyond.

The workshops are interactive and provide practical, accessible information about complex topics, helping young people understand the history of antisemitism, how to recognize it, and how and when to respond if they see it.

April 2025
Arizona Jewish Post

TribeTalk Sessions Prep Students to Handle Antisemitism

TribeTalk in Tucson

“The presenter was great,” Randie Collier, a school counselor at Catalina Foothills High School, said. “She gave very valuable information to the students, from the history of antisemitism and then moving into the scenarios that were very relevant and real. And then allowing the students to identify what was happening and how to best move forward if this were happening to them.”

December 2024
KPCW / NPR

Park City schools hold student trainings to prevent antisemitism

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Our visit to Treasure Mountain Junior High and Park City High School in Utah to train students how they can prevent antisemitism and hate speech is reported on the KPCW website.

July 2024
Jewish Journal of Greater Boston

Jewish summer camps navigate how to include Israel in the program

Jewish Journal Summer Camp 24

Bauercrest hosted the Boston-based group TribeTalk to discuss antisemitism with their staff during training, and will be welcoming them back to talk to their oldest campers (entering 10th grade) at the end of July.

June 2024
Tablet

Jewish Camps Prepare for a Different Kind of Summer

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In the aftermath of Oct. 7 and the war in Gaza, campers and staffers alike will be addressing Israel and antisemitism in new ways. TribeTalk is quoted in the article.

June 2024
Good People Talk

For Jewish Students, Navigating Surging Antisemitism on Campus

Since Oct 7, colleges are flashpoints of antisemitism and anti-Zionism. In this podcast Jude Sydney and Robin Friedman, TribeTalk co-founders, speak with Good People Fund (GPF) Executive Director Naomi Eisenberger about how TribeTalk is meeting the moment with urgency and impact.

April 2024
ItemLive

Students schooled on antisemitism

Students and adults gathered at the Jewish Community Center of the North Shore to learn more about what to do when they encounter antisemitism, and how to respond to it.

Students and adults gathered at the Jewish Community Center of the North Shore of Marblehead to attend an event hosted by TribeTalk.

April 2024
eJewish Philanthropy

Our kids remain unprepared during this unprecedented time. We need to fix that.

eJewishPhilanthropy Robin Friedman OpEd

In a new opinion piece published in eJewish Philanthropy, TribeTalk’s co-founder, Robin Friedman, makes the argument that high school students stepping onto college campuses today – particularly in the wake of October 7th – are unprepared to deal with the unprecedented scope of antisemitism and anti-Israel bias.

March 2024
On the Mic with Jordan Rich

Battling Antisemitism

This podcast hosted by Jordan Rich deals with the alarming rise of virulent antisemitism across the world and here at home, much of it in the U.S. unfolding in our classrooms and on college campuses.  Scholar-Warrior Dr. Rachel Fish, co-founder of the nonprofit Boundless organization boundlessisrael.org, and TribeTalk’s co-founder Robin Friedman discuss the role social media plays in spreading lies and hate, why antisemitism has had a resurgence particularly among younger demographics and positive ways to address the issue.