LUNCH AND LEARN
FROM HOT TAKES TO HARD EVIDENCE:
Rethinking the Fight Against Antisemitism
Tuesday, June, 9th, 2026
12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
In-person only
$28/person until June 2nd
$30/person starting June 3rd
THE UPTOWN
319 York Road
Jenkintown
Many discussions about antisemitism focus on outrage, public awareness, and debates over definitions. While these efforts are well‑intentioned, they don’t always lead to real or lasting change. This Lunch and Learn takes a step back to ask the question: What actually works? Drawing on Gratz College’s leadership in Antisemitism Studies, we will look at why some common approaches fall short and why we need a more rigorous, evidence-based approach to understanding and reducing antisemitism. We’ll share examples of how Gratz is already training scholars, practitioners, and communal leaders to move beyond instinct and symbolism toward practical, proven strategies.
Speaker: Dr. Ayal Feinberg | Director of the Center for Holocaust Studies and Human Rights
Parking and entrance in the rear.
Please enter the parking lot from Leedom Street. The easiest way to park is to download the Park Mobile account in advance. Gratz staff will be outside to assist with parking.
Kosher lunch is provided.
Gratz College invites a range of voices to our programs, and the positions expressed by speakers are their own. While not all events aim to represent the full spectrum of perspectives on issues, we encourage thoughtful engagement and respectful dialogue.