We are a leading provider of anti-bias and antisemitism education.
The origins of ADL’s anti-bias programs date back to 1985, when ADL and WCVB-TV in Boston initiated the A World of Difference®️ campaign, a series of education and media-driven programs designed to combat prejudice and create effective tools to address these issues in the classroom and community. Since that time, ADL has developed a robust portfolio of antisemitism, Holocaust and anti-bias education programs and resources. The campaign's immense success led to ongoing programs across the country and several national awards including a Peabody, Gabriel and Scripps-Howard.
Our customizable, interactive training programs and curricula provide the tools for reflection and learning.
Explore and reflect on the multiple aspects of identity and how it consciously and unconsciously shapes one’s worldview. Apply this understanding to recognize the relationship between identity, bias and power.
Recognize the value of diversity in society. Adopt a vocabulary for speaking about differences, prejudice and discrimination, and develop strategies to communicate across differences.
Build the capacity to recognize and confront bias within oneself, others and institutions. Examine the relationship between individual biases and systemic oppression, including the impact of intersecting oppressions.
Put into practice skills to confront bias within oneself, others and institutions and become change agents in one’s community and society. Apply this understanding to bring about a more equitable and just society.
