Unbreakable: Helping Children Navigate Antisemitism

Tools to Help Your Children and Students Foster Resilience and Stand Strong in the Face of Antisemitism.

Since the tragic events of October 7th, 78% of American Jews say they feel less safe as a Jew in the US. We cannot ignore the toll that rising antisemitism is taking on our and our children’s mental health. As parents and educators who are a child’s first guides to mental wellbeing, you can fortify your children and students in the face of adversity by gaining the tools to build their resilience and confidence.

Gateways has partnered with The Wellness Institute to bring you a free virtual workshop on antisemitism and mental health. Esteemed experts Dr. Andrew Shatté and Dr. Racheli Baratz-Rix will discuss the antisemitic scenarios that we are encountering and provide evidence-based techniques to boost resilience, confidence, and mental wellbeing in as we navigate adversity.

Speakers:

Dr. Andrew Shatté is a leading resilience expert, former UPenn professor, and co-founder of meQuilibrium, the top platform for workforce well-being. He has trained hundreds of thousands in resilience over twenty years, delivering over 1000 keynote addresses worldwide.

Dr. Racheli Baratz-Rix leads the Department for Combating Antisemitism and Enhancing Resilience at the WZO. With a PhD in Family Resilience, she focuses on strengthening Jewish communities globally and has been coined by the Jerusalem Post as “Israel’s No. 1 woman in the fight against antisemitism.”