NO PLACE FOR HATE | No Place for Hate

NO PLACE FOR HATE

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NO PLACE FOR HATE

Join the 1800+ schools challenging bias!

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Breaking Down Bias for Educators

Breaking Down Bias: Championing Equitable and Inclusive Classrooms, takes you on an anti-bias learning journey. This course is a timely, cooperative learning experience led by ADL trained facilitators that empowers you to be a change agent in your classroom and school community. The dates for this summer session are May 30-June 26, 2024. A certificate of 20 professional learning hours will be given upon successful completion of course assignments and a course evaluation. Thanks to ADL's generous supporters, there is no cost to educators and administrators for this course. 


 

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Build a learning community of inclusivity, respect and equity.

Every person in your school has a role to play.

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Designed to work for YOUR school.

Engage students and staff in dialogue and active learning on the topics of bias, bullying, inclusion and allyship that matter most to your community.

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Join the Movement

Over 1.4 million students supported by 100,000+ educators learned how to take action against bias and bullying in the last school year across more than 1,800+ schools.

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Check out what participating schools are saying about No Place for Hate.

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Unite your programming under one powerful message.

Incorporate new and existing programs into No Place for Hate.

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Why No Place for Hate

Amplify student voices and bring together a cross-section of stakeholders.

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Incident Response

ADL has what you need to respond to incidents of bias and bullying

This work is made possible in part by the generous support of

  • Bank of America 
  • The Choose Kindness Project 
  • Coca-Cola Foundation 
  • Northrop Grumman 
  • Howard and Geraldine Polinger Family Foundation 
  • SNCF Americas