challenge hate
through debate
Antisemitism training
for teams & organisations
Tools, training & support
for real-world situations
Antisemitism training
Interactive sessions that build understanding, confidence and practical language for challenging prejudice.
Bespoke support
Practical guidance for organisations navigating sensitive issues, incidents or difficult conversations.
Language & policy
Clear, constructive review of communications, policies and campaigns to identify problematic framing, language or unintended bias.
The conversations we hear,
are harder than they should be
“We’re worried about getting it wrong.”
How do we act without overreacting or saying nothing?
“We don’t always know where the line is.”
When does difficult or political speech become antisemitic?
“We need guidance we can actually use.”
How do frameworks and policies translate into real-life decisions?
British jewish workers encountered antisemitism
more likely to be the subject of a hate crime.
Jewish teachers faced antisemitism at work
of University antisemitism middle east related
Why Semantics?
how we work
Open - conversation
We start with discussion, not accusation. People can ask difficult questions, test assumptions and explore disagreement without shutting the conversation down.
Ground - in fact
We use recognised frameworks, law, research and lived experience to separate antisemitism from legitimate political debate and give people clearer lines to work with.
Read - the signals
We unpack words, imagery, symbols, tropes and narratives to show how meaning changes with context, and how prejudice can appear without being explicit.
Build - connections
We give teams practical language and tools they can use afterwards, while fostering meaningful links with Jewish voices, communities and culture.
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