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How do we protect our Jewish and wider communities amidst increasing authoritarianism and white nationalist violence?
The Community Safety Campaign — a national project led by Jewish organizers, political educators, researchers, healers, and spiritual leaders — have spent three years researching solidarity practices that build safer communities, instead of relying on isolation and militarized security.
In this training, you'll learn:
- Strategic recommendations and resources for Jewish organizations and communities to develop community safety plans
- Ways to effectively respond to antisemitic violence by building durable skills and mutual relationships of solidarity
- Examples of community safety strategies from organizations that put values of “Safety Through Solidarity" into practice
Your Trainers:
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Nadav David organizes people and money for liberatory systems, including his work at Center for Economic Democracy, Community Safety Campaign, Jewish Liberation Fund and beyond. |
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Enzi Tanner has trained and worked for over 20 years in DEI, nonprofit advocacy, government, housing, and mental health and wellness. |
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Hannah Freedman supports community safety planning and organizing using a somatic and abolitionist lens. She also helps organizations in the abortion ecosystem with digital security and organizational safety planning. |
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Irene Siegel is an educator, organizer and performer who has been active in de-escalation, safety and restorative justice work since 2017. |