“Framing Antisemitism in International and Historical Contexts”

AN ONLINE (AND IN-PERSON) EVENT RECOMMENDED BY THE OFFICE OF ECUMENICAL AND INTERFAITH RELATIONS

Join Batsheva Neuer (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) and Tami Peterson (Gratz College), two doctoral students for the first session of a formative series exploring how antisemitism is perceived, articulated, and contested in diverse academic, cultural, and political settings. They will each present their research in a short talk that will then be followed by a moderated discussion that will offer an opportunity for critical engagement and interdisciplinary exchange.

In this Holy year of Jubilee, as Pilgrims of Hope let us seek to better understand and work with other faith communities in friendship for the common good.

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