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Leadership Forum

Gain experience and become a leader today

The Leadership Forum is a 3-day event for 40-50 emerging leaders from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and predominantly white institutions (PWIs).

Forum participants engage in a meaningful dialogue to foster inter-group Black and Jewish relations, discuss mutual concerns (e.g. racism and antisemitism) that are directed towards their respective communities, and develop a plan of action to combat hate on their college campuses and in their local communities.

Black and Jewish Leaders of Tomorrow will offer Leadership Forums on an ongoing basis.

What are forums like?

Below you will find a sample of the structure of the 3-day Leadership Forum:

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

The Leadership Forum will begin with Leadership Fellows attending a Shabbat Service and dinner at a local synagogue.

The Leadership Forum will feature a dynamic array of Black and Jewish elected officials and social justice advocates in a gathering at the Auburn Avenue Research Library.

Day 3: The Leadership Forum will feature a dynamic array of Black and Jewish elected officials and social justice advocates in a gathering at the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta.

Sample sessions:

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3

Session 4

Session 5

We Are More Alike Than Different:

Team Building Strategies to Forge Future Alliances

Our Shared Legacy

During the Civil Rights Era

How to Combat

Antisemitism and Racism

Myths and Misconceptions

of Blacks and Jews​

How to Effect Change

in the Political Process

Please keep your eye on this page for upcoming Leadership Forum dates. We hope to see you there!

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