Raising Resilient Jewish Youth
- When
- Thu, Aug 20, 2026, 7:00 PM – Thu, Aug 20, 2026, 8:00 PM (America/Chicago)
- Where
- Zoom (RSVP for the Zoom link)
- Tickets / RSVP
- RSVP / Get Tickets
- Access
- Public
About the Webinar
As antisemitism continues to rise across schools, college campuses, and online spaces, many parents, educators, and community members are asking how to prepare the next generation to respond with confidence.
Join #EndJewHatred and the American Jewish Alliance for a practical discussion on raising resilient Jewish youth, strengthening Jewish identity, deepening their connection to Israel, and empowering young people to become confident advocates for themselves and the Jewish community. Explore practical strategies for navigating difficult conversations, responding to antisemitism, and helping Jewish teens lead with confidence and pride.
Whether you are a parent, educator, community leader, or simply interested in supporting Jewish youth, this webinar will provide practical insights and actionable takeaways.
About the Speaker
Adar Rubin is the Director of Mobilization for the #EndJewHatred international civil rights movement. He grew up in West Bloomfield, Michigan, where he has spent his career embracing his love for politics, public diplomacy, campaigns and pro-Israel advocacy. Adar leads the chapters of the #EndJewHatred movement, educating communities on a global scale on effective methodologies and strategies for Jews and allies to execute centered on grassroots advocacy for Jewish civil rights. His passions include tackling Jew-hatred within the political landscape, celebrity culture, K-12 school systems and in higher education.
Register to receive the Zoom link. This webinar is free for members, and a member discount code will be emailed in our members-only newsletter. Not a member? Join today to access exclusive resources, member discounts, members-only events, and early access to programs that strengthen and support the Jewish community.
Please note
- For security purposes, every attendee must be registered under their own name. Tickets with duplicate names may be denied entry.
- The American Jewish Alliance reserves the right to remove or deny entry to anyone who is disruptive to the event.
- Photos and videos may be taken during the event for marketing and promotional use.
All donations are tax deductible under IRS 501(c)(3) status.