Countering Antisemitism & Hate: A How-To Guide for Youth (8-18), Family and Educators

by Lynne Azarchi, Harlene Lichter Galen

Overview

A GUIDEBOOK WITH SOLUTIONS

We need to prepare our children, 'tweens and teens early and consistently for the challenges they face from antisemitism, bullying and other bias.

WHO NEEDS THIS BOOK?

Parents, grandparents and educators of Jewish children

This unique Guidebook provides you with the tools to:

- Form a T.E.A.M. with your family to effectively support and protect each other.

- Foster Jewish identity and pride - the foundation for youth to "stand up and speak out."

- Model courage and resilience in your home and classrooms.

- Teach youth the best online strategies to counter hate, tropes and cyberbullying.

- Understand and unleash the power of practice to create more prepared youth.

- Recognize a safety issue and understand why it is incumbent for us to speak up.

- Link to effective resources - books, websites and organizations.

- Make this journey with youth interactive, fun and engaging!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781963271072
Publisher:	Armin Lear Press
Publication date:	03/21/2024
Pages:	120
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.25(d)

About the Author

LYNNE AZARCHI is the former Executive Director of Kidsbridge Youth Center in Ewing, New Jersey-a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering bullying prevention, empathy, anti-bias, anti-racism and empowerment skills for students. At Kidsbridge, the only evidence-based center dedicated solely to youth in the country, Lynne has managed the education of more than 35,000 children/teens. Lynne is a public speaker at conferences, seminars, associations, and the author of the book: The Empathy Advantage: Coaching Kids to be Kind, Respectful and Successful.

HARLENE LICHTER GALEN volunteers as the chairperson of Kidsbridge Youth Center's Education Committee. There she draws upon her diversified career in education, encompassing teaching preschoolers through college graduate students; administering as a Jewish nursery school director and public elementary school principal; presenting professionally at regional, national, and international events; and writing published in educational journals and books. Harlene is the co-author of The Child Development Associate National Program: The Early Years and Pioneers.