Resources
Follow a question into a museum, an archive, a classroom or a book. These selected resources offer different ways to keep learning.
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Museums, testimony and historical introductions.
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Museum, encyclopedia, teaching resources, and survivor testimony
For learners
Yad Vashem
Holocaust remembrance, research, documentation, and education
For learners
USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive
Survivor and witness testimony across Holocaust and genocide history
For learners
Research
Archives, monitoring and studies of antisemitism and extremism.
Arolsen Archives
Documentation on Nazi persecution, forced labor, and displaced persons
For researchers
ADL Research and Analysis
Incident audits, extremism analysis, and public data tools
United States
Center for Research on Antisemitism
Interdisciplinary academic research on exclusion, hostility, and violence
For researchers
Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism
Academic study of present-day antisemitism and its historical inheritances
For researchers
START
Terrorism, radicalization, and community resilience research
For researchers
Program on Extremism
Academic research on extremist movements and political violence
For researchers
Global Network on Extremism and Technology
Research on online extremism, platform use, and digital ecosystems
For researchers
Institute for Strategic Dialogue
Analysis of extremism, hate, disinformation, and online manipulation
For researchers
Teach
Lessons and materials for thoughtful classroom conversations.
Checkology
News literacy lessons on misinformation, bias, and conspiratorial thinking
For educators
Facing History & Ourselves
Classroom resources connecting historical choices, antisemitism and civic responsibility.
For educators
Check a claim
Practical habits for reading sources and navigating online information.
Digital Inquiry Group
Civic online reasoning and evidence-based historical inquiry
For educators
UNESCO Media and Information Literacy
Global frameworks for critical engagement with information
Worldwide
MediaWise
Practical media and AI literacy for everyday digital life
For learners
News Literacy Project
Tools and lessons for evaluating sources, recognizing misinformation and checking claims.
For learners
Report & find support
Reporting and community safety routes, with their geographic scope.
Community Security Trust
UK antisemitic incident monitoring and community security analysis
United Kingdom
ADL Incident Reporting
Report antisemitic, bias, or discriminatory incidents
United States
U.S. Department of Justice Hate Crimes Reporting
Federal guidance on reporting hate crimes and finding victim support
United States
FBI Hate Crimes
Federal civil rights information, reporting channels, and hate crime data
United States
Secure Community Network
Jewish community safety, threat monitoring, and preparedness resources
North America
Read further
Books for a longer encounter with history, ideas and evidence.
Hannah Arendt, The Origins of Totalitarianism
Ideology, statelessness, mass politics, and totalitarian movements
Library catalog
Raul Hilberg, The Destruction of the European Jews
Administrative process, institutions, and the machinery of genocide
Library catalog
Deborah Lipstadt, Antisemitism: Here and Now
Contemporary forms explained with historical awareness
Library catalog
Jean-Paul Sartre, Anti-Semite and Jew
A philosophical account of projection, bad faith, and resentment
Library catalog
Sam Wineburg and Mike Caulfield, Verified
Practical online reasoning for a misinformation age
Library catalog
Resources
Resources have different purposes, methods and geographic scopes. Reporting routes are location-specific. For immediate danger, contact local emergency services.