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Being Jewish Today: Navigating Antisemitism Across the Spectrum of Jewish Life

Featuring Miriam "Mimi" Knoll

Mar 3, 2:00pm-3:00pm ET
What does it mean to be Jewish in a world where antisemitism is on the rise, with ADL documenting surging levels of verbal harassment, vandalism and even physical attacks after Hamas’s 10/7 attack on Israel? This dynamic panel brings together ADL experts and community partners to explore how hate is experienced across the diverse spectrum of Jewish identity and observance. From the deeply personal challenges faced by secular Jews navigating systemic bias to the dangers confronting visibly Jewish individuals from the Orthodox community, we’ll uncover how antisemitism adapts and persists in today’s world. Join us for this timely discussion as we dive into the complexities of combating antisemitism, amplifying Jewish voices, and crafting actionable strategies to foster safety, understanding, and resilience within the Jewish community—and beyond.

Speakers

Miriam “Mimi” Knoll

M.D., DABR, CEO of the Jewish Orthodox Women's Medical Association (JOWMA)

Miriam “Mimi” Knoll, M.D., DABR is CEO of the Jewish Orthodox Women’s Medical Association (JOWMA), and is a radiation oncologist at Northwell Health. Dr. Knoll is an international speaker and researcher focusing on the medical workforce, women in medicine, and digital communication in medicine. Dr. Knoll is a writer and Forbes Healthcare contributor. She was named a Crain’s Healthcare leader in 2023 and City & State Trailblazer in Healthcare in 2025. You can follow her on Twitter @MKnoll_MD and on Instagram @Dr.Mimi.K.