Episode 36: Antisemitism on Campus After October 7
Description
In this special event, authors from a themed issue of Journal of Jewish Education discuss their articles on antisemitism on college campuses since October 7. The issue spotlights cutting-edge research to broaden and deepen our understanding of antisemitism and anti-Zionism by analyzing their contemporary manifestations and implications for Jewish education and learning. This webinar features the following authors speaking about their papers:
- Vikki Katz (Chapman University): Unsettled Ground: How Jewish Undergraduates are Negotiating Identity Shifts and (Un)civil Campus Discourse after October 7
- Rebecca Kobrin (Columbia University): Anti-Israelism, Social Media and the College Campus in the Aftermath of 10/7: The Case of Columbia
- Jonathan Krasner (Brandeis University): Between Home and Homeland: Jewish College Students Confront the Israel-Gaza Conflict and Campus Divides
- Graham Wright (Brandeis University): What Crosses the Line? Understanding the Boundaries of Antisemitism and Criticism of Israel Through the Perspectives of Jewish College Students
Moderated by Nicole Samuel (Brandeis University)
Originally recorded: 6/4/25
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