A WORKSHOP FOR PROFESSIONALS | 75 Minutes
This workshop educates professionals about antisemitism and how fostering allyship can help combat this shape-shifting hatred. Focusing on the Canadian Jewish experience, a detailed perspective on antisemitism is provided, exploring its historical roots as "history's oldest hatred" and its place within the broader context of hate. Participants learn to identify different manifestations of antisemitism and integrate this insight into fostering inclusivity in the workplace.
ALLYSHIP
Participants gain the knowledge and tools to be an ally to their Jewish colleagues and friends, as part of an overall commitment to oppose hatred of minority communities.
UNDERSTANDING ANTISEMITISM
To be an effective ally, it’s essential to first understand both historical and contemporary forms of antisemitism. By gaining insight into the origins and evolution of anti-Jewish hate, participants become better equipped to recognize and address its modern manifestations.
INCLUSIVE
WORKPLACES
Participants establish a shared language and framework for understanding and addressing antisemitism in the workplace. In acquiring a better grasp of the experiences of Jewish Canadians, the workshop fosters a greater sense of belonging and inclusivity.
IMPACT ON
CANADIANS
Participants establish a shared language and framework for understanding and addressing antisemitism in the workplace. In acquiring a better grasp of the experiences of Jewish Canadians, the workshop fosters a greater sense of belonging and inclusivity.
Our program, Antisemitism: Then and Now, provides participants a keen insight into the Canadian Jewish reality, present and past, helping employers and employees to ensure that Jewish voices are heard, respected and valued.
WELL CONCEIVED, WELL RECEIVED
Here are some of the many organizations we have worked with to support their efforts to combat antisemitism.
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We are available to answer questions and provide additional details. We look forward to your inquiry.
Founded in 1989, Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center (FSWC) is one of Canada’s leading human rights organizations combatting antisemitism and other forms of hate. Through our extensive advocacy work and education programs teaching the lessons of the Holocaust and other genocides, FSWC promotes the principles of tolerance, social justice and democracy. Based in Toronto, FSWC is affiliated with the Simon Wiesenthal Center, an international human rights organization headquartered in Los Angeles, which has an official NGO presence at the United Nations, UNESCO, the Council of Europe and the Latin American Parliament.
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