In her latest JNS article, TribeTalk Co-Founder Robin Friedman confronts the modern-day dilemma facing Jews in America and abroad: whether it’s safe to wear visible Judaica in public. “The vulnerability comes not from activism but from visibility,” she writes, highlighting how a simple Star of David has become a source of fear for many. Her piece exposes the painful reality that Jewish identity is being treated as a liability, and underscores the urgent need to restore safety, dignity, and confidence for visibly Jewish individuals everywhere.
Antisemitism is rising at an alarming rate.
TribeTalk gives students the confidence and the tools to address it.
Antisemitism Workshops
Jewish students are facing antisemitism in their classrooms, on the playing field, and on social media. They need the knowledge, confidence, and agency to respond in productive and responsible ways. And non-Jewish students need education to understand antisemitism and how to be an ally to their Jewish peers.
TribeTalk’s “Standing Strong” program prepares students to recognize and respond to antisemitism through interactive workshops that help students understand complex topics and learn practical tools.
TribeTalk’s presentation was passionate and informed, and it accomplished our goals as a synagogue: to start a conversation with teens and adults on antisemitism and how to respond.
Rabbi Joseph Meszler
Temple Sinai, Sharon, Mass.
Antisemitism Resource Guide
TribeTalk’s Antisemitism Resource Guide helps students, parents, and educators understand what antisemitism is, how to recognize it, and what to do when it occurs. The guide provides practical tools for responding to hate, fostering dialogue, and building awareness through education. It also includes recommended readings, podcasts, and organizations for continued learning and support.
College Comparison Tool
TribeTalk’s College Comparison Tool provides information on Jewish life at universities across the country, helping students find their best fit and meaningfully engage with Jewish life on campus. The tool helps students understand which Jewish organizations and anti-Israel groups are active at different schools. It provides a one-stop resource to help Jewish students find the school that has the community they need to grow and succeed.
College Resources
TribeTalk provides resources and guides that help high school and college students better understand the environment on college campuses today, and find programs and opportunities that meet their needs.
TribeTalk connects students to programs and opportunities that help ensure they can be engaged and inspired Jewish community members while on campus, seeding Jewish engagement throughout their lives.
