Antisemitism Education is a digital library of resources to help you understand, recognise and effectively respond to antisemitism. Created by the Union of Jewish Students (UJS) with the support of funding from the Department for Education, the library brings together key resources from leading experts alongside original materials produced by UJS in one central and comprehensive space.

These resources include recommended readings, lecture recordings, educational videos, podcast conversations, and policy briefings, making it easy to access high-quality, trusted content in a range of formats.

Antisemitism Education is organised into five sections. Understanding Antisemitism introduces what antisemitism is, its historical contexts including the Holocaust) and the key myths and libels through which it manifests. Recognising Antisemitism examines contemporary forms of antisemitism and their diverse expressions. Responding to Antisemitism offers practical resources to support effective and appropriate responses when antisemitism is encountered. Latest News brings together articles, press releases, and opinion pieces on contemporary antisemitism, updated regularly. Finally, the E-Learning section hosts two modules designed by UJS to support the delivery of Antisemitism Awareness training in universities.

To navigate the resource library, you can search for specific topics or materials, filter resources by topic or media type, or browse through the sections to explore content by theme.