Engagement OpportunitiesEducation ProgramsADVOCATE WITH ADL Request a SpeakerADL San Diego provides speakers to non-profit community groups and organizations that address various facets of combating antisemitism and bigotry in our society. We ask that you submit requests at least 4-6 weeks prior to the event. If you represent a corporation or workplace and would like to engage ADL in a speaking engagement or training opportunity, please email <NAME> at <EMAIL ADDRESS> to learn more…
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Fighting Hate for Good®Founded in 1913, ADL’s timeless mission is “to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment to all.” The ADL San Diego team responds to acts of antisemitism and hate, builds community through meaningful partnerships, advocates for local policies and provides education programs for schools and workplaces.
In 2025, ADL San Diego remained steadfast in its mission "to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment to all," navigating a year marked by tragedy, resilience and historic impact. From deadly antisemitic attacks across the United States to escalating harassment in local schools and on college campuses, the need for ADL's work has never been more urgent. Here in San Diego and Imperial Counties, our team responded to hundreds of reported incidents,…
ADL San Diego and the Urban League of San Diego County co-hosted a historic Together Towards Freedom: Black Jewish Passover Seder, bringing together 90 clergy members, elected officials, community leaders and young professionals. Led by Rabbi Jason Nevarez, participants explored Passover traditions, shared their experiences confronting antisemitism and racism, and found common ground in their commitment to the ongoing work of building a more just and inclusive San Diego. The evening ended as…
Education Leaders Summit Empowers District LeadersOn March 12, ADL San Diego and the Jewish Federation of San Diego held the second annual Education Leaders Summit, bringing together district leaders to gain new skills, resources, and strategies to address antisemitism in K-12 classrooms. Attendees enjoyed plenary sessions with Jewish California and ConnectED, plus breakout sessions on K-12 Strategies for Responsible AI and Antisemitism Prevention, Professional Development Opportunities to…
On March 17, 2026 the San Diego City Council decisively adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of Antisemitism, joining 47 countries, more than 35 U.S. states, and cities nationwide in recognizing this vital tool that provides a clear framework to identify and address antisemitism. This victory is the result of ADL volunteer mobilization, partnership across our Jewish community, including StandWithUs, AJC, Jewish Federation of San Diego, and many…