Скачать или смотреть Antisemitism in Education How Teachers’ Unions & Colleges of Education Undermine Academic Neutrality

Antisemitism isn’t just appearing in classrooms, it’s being seeded in the very institutions that shape our teachers. From radicalized colleges of education to politicized teachers’ unions, the pipeline that should prepare educators to teach fairly is instead spreading bias and hostility toward Jews.

In this webinar, hosted by the AHA Foundation, experts uncover how antisemitism makes its way into curricula and training programs, warping academic standards and harming both teachers and students.

🔹 Learn how unions and training programs shape classroom culture
🔹 Understand how antisemitism hides under the banner of activism
🔹 Discover what parents, teachers, and communities can do to respond

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Speakers Bio:

Brandy Shufutinsky serves as director of FDD’s Program on Education and National Security. Prior to joining FDD, Brandy was director of education and community engagement at the North American Values Institute.

Brandy has been published in Newsweek, Jewish Journal, The Jerusalem Post, Sapir, White Rose Magazine, and JNS. She was a 2021 scholar-in-residence at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy Oxford Summer Institute, where she worked to develop curriculum in critical antisemitism studies.

Brandy holds her doctorate in international and multicultural education from the University of San Francisco, her MSW from the University of Southern California, and her M.A. in international relations from the University of San Diego.

In 2023, Glenn celebrated his 40th year as a Foundation staff attorney. Over the years Glenn has litigated cases for employees under a variety of federal and state labor statutes. This includes cases that challenged union violence, union lawsuits to fine and discipline employees, and union attempts to discharge employees for refusing to pay compulsory union dues under the Railway Labor Act. In more recent decades, Glenn has concentrated on litigation before the National Labor Relations Board, bringing many groundbreaking cases to protect employees’ rights to refrain from paying union dues, to revoke dues checkoff authorizations, and to decertify unpopular unions in the face of bureaucratic “blocking” and “election bar” policies. Glenn has testified before Congress numerous times concerning employee free choice in the workplace and the institutional biases of the National Labor Relations Board.

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