About us

TribeTalk programs are preparing and empowering Jewish students and their allies to address today’s most challenging issues of antisemitism and anti-Israel bias.

Robin Friedman at a Standing Strong training

TribeTalk educates and empowers middle school, high school, and college students to recognize and respond to antisemitism in their schools, communities, and on social media. TribeTalk’s goal is to empower these students with the knowledge, confidence, and tools to respond to antisemitism through their academic years and beyond.

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 provides 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.

Why TribeTalk?

While many programs have been and are being created to address rising antisemitism on college campuses, TribeTalk’s programs are unique in several ways:

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TribeTalk’s Five Year Report

Our five year report highlights the journey TribeTalk has taken since 2020 and the impact our programs have had for students at schools, camps, and synagogues across the United States. 

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