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During the May 2021 conflict between Israel and Hamas, many Jews found themselves ill-equipped to navigate the discourse about Israel. To help counter this, we invite you to attend a free, four part intergenerational educational series, presented by TribeTalk featuring Dr. Rachel Fish who will provide historical context to terms and ideas that are often part of the current framing: colonialism, indigeneity, Zionism and how these concepts intersect with antisemitism. By attending these events you should feel empowered and educated to engage in conversations with your peers and contemporaries. Open to teens and adults.
Dr. Rachel Fish is a celebrated academic with 20 years of experience in the fields of Israeli history, Zionist thought, and Middle Eastern studies. Recognized for her teaching prowess and pedagogical approaches, Dr. Fish has published extensively.
Dates will be announced shortly. For more information, email us at info@tribetalk.org.
A recent study shows more than half of Americans 18 to 29 (the cohort most widely represented among college students and recent graduates) said they didn’t know the meaning of the word antisemitism.
75% of American Jews say there is more antisemitism in the U.S. than there was 5 years ago.
Over 50% of American Jews say that “as a Jew in the US” they feel less safe than they did 5 years ago.
“Hitler was right” was posted more than 17,000 times (according to the Anti-Defamation League) in just a 1-week span during May 2021.
21% of Americans ages 18 – 29 said they know “not much” or “nothing at all” about the Holocaust.