Programs

Religion in Public Schools
When students encounter inappropriate or insensitive religious activity in their public schools. The Southeast office can provide guidance, resource materials and training to parents and students on ways to respond to these situations.

Monitoring Hate Groups
ADL investigators are considered the nation’s leading experts on the activities of extremist organizations and individuals. The Southeast office works closely with law enforcement officials in Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama and South Carolina to alert them to the presence of hate groups and the activities of those groups in their jurisdictions.

Confronting Anti-Semitism
This interactive, hands-on program is available to Synagogue teen groups and others who want to help Jewish youth understand how to combat anti-Semitism and take pride in their heritage.

No Place for Hate®
More than 160 schools in the Southeast region participate in this popular anti-bias training program, which gives students an opportunity to understand the damaging impact that bullying and bigotry have on individuals as well as the social fabric of the schools. This program is free to schools and easy to integrate into the core curriculum, even as it teaches important messages about the destructive impact of hate.

A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE INSTITUTE®
The Southeast regional office is one of the providers of ADL’s internationally acclaimed diversity training program, A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE INSTITUTE®. We conduct anti-bullying, anti-bias programs for elementary, middle and high schools across our region.

Law Enforcement and Society
In conjunction with our partners at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, this program offers high-ranking police officials in the Southeast region an opportunity to travel to Washington, D.C. to explore how police officers can develop new tools for building positive relationships with the communities in which they work.

Echoes and Reflections
This ground breaking multimedia curriculum on the Holocaust was developed by ADL in partnership with the USC Shoah Foundation Institute and Yad Vashem. Through the study of the Holocaust, the curriculum helps students connect history with contemporary issues and inspires them to confront the racism and discrimination they face in their own lives.

Investigating Discrimination
The Southeast office is the “911” for individuals who believe they are experiencing discrimination or are concerned about possible civil rights violations. While we do not provide direct legal services, ADL works to resolve complaints through the force of the organization’s long-established credentials in this crucial arena.