The response to How to talk about AIPAC without fueling antisemitism has been huge: 300 people have registered, representing 100 organizations.
Here are reasons people shared for joining this Wednesday ⬇️
"I am Jewish and personally interested in learning more about this topic, especially as I try to be more politically active and vocal."
"In Michigan, AIPAC is the central issue in our Senate race."
"I am an educator in a Conservative synagogue and this would be valuable for me and my community."
"I work with a lot of Muslims and pro-Palestine activists who are wanting guidance on how to do that work without furthering antisemitism."
"Always appreciate the Bend the Arc perspective on where these lines fall, and how to navigate effectively around the landmines without compromising values."
If you’ve already RSVP’d, wonderful! Please share this opportunity with your community.
Whatever your position on AIPAC, talking about its influence can be a challenge for Jews and non-Jews alike.
It’s why we’re inviting you to this timely and critical training from Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership for Justice, where you’ll learn —
- Who AIPAC is and what it does
- Why its strategies contribute to real antisemitism
- When criticizing AIPAC is antisemitic, and when it isn’t
- How to talk about AIPAC without fueling antisemitism
We hope you’ll join. RSVP to reserve your spot for this Wednesday's training.
In solidarity,
Carrie Sterns
Director of Education & Praxis, Bend the Arc
