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Working 9-5: Advocating for Antisemitism Education in your Workplace

Featuring Ariel Behrman, Marya Slade

Mar 5, 10:35am-12:15pm ET
Even as diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts continue to gain momentum in the workplace, antisemitism education is often left out of DEI conversations and strategies. In this session, participants will learn about ADL’s corporate engagement work while also discovering strategies for improving advocacy and engagement in their own workplaces. Through engaging in this advocacy workshop, participants will be ready to return to work to make the pitch to activate positive change.

Speakers

Ariel Behrman

Director, Education Programs and Products, ADL

Ariel Behrman is ADL’s Director of Education Programs and Products. In this capacity, Ariel leads the development and distribution of ADL’s signature education programs in the areas of anti-bias, Holocaust, and antisemitism education for K-12, campus, and workplace audiences. Ariel has spent her entire career at ADL. Passionate about Holocaust education, Ariel spent 14 years leading ADL’s Holocaust education program, Echoes & Reflections, playing key roles in marketing and outreach efforts, program planning, online program development, and partnerships. Ariel received her undergraduate degree in Religion Studies at Lehigh University with a focus on Holocaust history and education. Ariel lives in New Jersey with her husband Adam, her three children, and two puppies Moana and Zeus. 

Marya Slade

Director, Workplace Education Programs, ADL

Marya Slade, MPA, is the Director of Workplace Education Programs for ADL National. In this role, Marya provides programming and resources to combat antisemitism to help workplaces create inclusive environments where all employees can thrive. 

Upon joining the ADL team in 2021, Marya served for two years as the Assistant Education Director in the Washington, D.C. Regional Office. Prior to her roles at ADL, Marya worked for five years as the Teen Educator for Temple Rodef Shalom in Falls Church, Virginia, and for two years as the Director of Jewish Student Life at the University of Florida Hillel. Marya received her MPA with a concentration in nonprofit management from George Mason University, and her BA in Political Science from Knox College.