Jews represent a wide range of cultures, languages, ethnicities, races, and religious practices. As Jews have moved around the globe, they have adapted, blended, and preserved traditions, and found new ways to express their culture. This lesson will show your students how different cultures express their Judaism through the foods they eat and the traditions they observe.

Examine Jewish identity by exploring Jewish religion, peoplehood, and ethnicity in this brief video.

Conflicts exist all over the world, but peace is possible. This lesson examines how enemies can make peace even when it is difficult to achieve, and how these methods can be applied to other conflicts.

Students explore the origins, displacement, and cultural impact of Mizrachi Jews in this brief video.

Explore the history and central ideas of Zionism in this Unpacked video to help contextualize contemporary antisemitic and anti-Zionist events.

Examine what Americans knew about the Holocaust, even amid the slower spread of news and information in the 1930s and 1940s.

In this 25-minute video, students explore the historical roots and ideological divides that have shaped the Israel-Arab conflict.

Explore the foundations of Judaism and the history of antisemitism through Holocaust-survivor testimony and interactive activities.

Introduce students to the meaning and origins of genocide through survivor testimony from multiple genocides; learn how small actions can have significant impact.

Engage your students in a thought-provoking and interactive lesson about the complexity of Judaism and why it is considered an ethno-religion, blending religion, peoplehood, culture, and history.