Fellow advocates, this is the time! The anti-Palestinian racism research findings are profound and the language is powerful. Please join IUAPR’s workshop on Recognizing Anti-Palestinian Racism and Creating an Environment of Understanding.
Hosted by the Institute for the Understanding of Anti-Palestinian Racism (IUAPR), this 90 minute interactive workshop is specifically created for the members of Beyt Tikkun. The goal is to be pro-active, strategic and effective in our collective impact.
Date: Sunday, September 28th 2025
Time: 4:30-6:00pm PDT / 7:30pm-9:00pm EDT
Zoom link to be provided upon registration
Pricing:
- Sliding Scale starting at $18
- Free for 5786 members and High Holiday 5786 attendees – look for email with Discount Code
- No one turned away for lack of funds – email lia@beyttikkun.org for a lower price admission.
IUAPR consists of researchers, physicians, psychologists, and legal, anti-racist and communication experts who are committed to empirically researching, educating and advocating on the impact of anti-Palestinian racism on individuals and communities across all sectors of society.
IUAPR’s groundbreaking survey reveals harmful effects of anti-Palestinian racism on both Palestinians and non-Palestinians:
- 88% of more than 1200 survey respondents reported experiencing or witnessing anti-Palestinian racism.
- Anti-Palestinian racism affects both Palestinians (27% of survey respondents) and non-Palestinians (73% of respondents). Distinct from Islamophobia, 59% of the respondents were Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu, no religion or other religions.
- Prevalent in the most significant sectors of society including schools, work, healthcare settings & public spaces.
- 75% of respondents reported feeling isolated and alone.
- 55% of respondents reported feeling afraid.
- >70% of all respondents (and >75% of students, faculty, teachers and education administrators) reported mental and physical health effects from anti-Palestinian racism.
- 74% of >250 students, faculty, teachers & education administrators reported experiencing anti-Palestinian racism, >66% experienced it from faculty, teachers or administrators