We offer tailored solutions to combat hate. Our services include customized resources, training, workshops, and tools for change.

Let's work together to create a more inclusive society.

Training

Empower your team with our professional development programs.

strategies for positive change, addressing systemic issues, and building a environment free of bias, aggression, and conflict.

Workshops

Engage in interactive workshops that promote diversity and inclusion. Our sessions are designed to spark conversations, challenge biases, and foster a culture of respect and acceptance.

Consulting

Partner with us for expert consulting and guidance on implementing strategies designed to challenge biases. From curriculum design to restorative dialogue, we provide the tools for a more understanding and compassionate community.

Upcoming Trainings

Date and time is TBD
Bystander Intervention to Stop Antisemitic, Xenophobic, and Islamophobic Harassment
Date and time is TBD
Note: registration will open soon; the training will take place in January, 2025.
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Wed, Sep 11
REGISTRATION FULL Facilitating Conversations Across Difference (by Right To Be)
Sep 11, 2024, 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Recognizing the hostility and division permeating our present social dynamic, in this training Right To Be provides an adaptable framework, built off of social contact theory, to create a welcoming space for conversation across lines of difference, such as race and identity.
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Anti-Bullying & Restorative Practices

We consult with administrators and educators when issues arise within the school community to navigate and mitigate hate-based actions and speech on and off campus.

Our Youth Ambassadors are available for peer-to-peer presentations and small-group discussions about anti-bullying and becoming an upstander. Contact us.

Fight Antisemitism:

the world's oldest hate

Researcher Eric Ward says "all forms of white supremacy are rooted in antisemitism."

To understand this, we offer specialized training AT NO COST in understanding antisemitism and why your awareness of anti-Jewish hatred, tropes, and stereotypes is essential to creating a truly inclusive culture and community. Contact us to schedule a workshop or training.

Need to start learning about anti-Jewish hate right now?

The ADL offers this 45-minute, self-guided, on-demand course; you can also read this article from MJL.

Tools for Change

Rochester has an incredible wealth of resources to support positive change where we live, worship, work, learn, and play. We believe in amplifying the work of these organizations that are dedicated to ending hate and bias for all and for good.

The Gandhi Institute

Coordinated Care Services Inc.

Commission On Racial & Structural Equity (RASE)

Pathways To Peace, City of Rochester

Rochester Peace Collective

Rochester Civil Rights Heritage Trail

Books, videos, podcasts, & more

BOOK/Analysis: On July 24, 1964, chaos erupted in Rochester, New York. Strike the Hammer examines the unrest--rebellion by the city's Black community, rampant police brutality--that would radically change the trajectory of the Civil Rights movement. After overcoming a violent response by State Police, the fight for justice, in an upstate town rooted in black power movements, was reborn. That resurgence owed much to years of organizing and resistance in the community.