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Fighting Hate for Good®Founded in 1913, ADL’s timeless mission is “to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair treatment to all.” The ADL Southeast team responds to acts of antisemitism and hate, builds community through meaningful partnerships, advocates for local policies and provides education programs for schools and workplaces.
Southeast region experienced 14 percent decrease in antisemitic incidents from 2023; Significant increase in campus incidents Atlanta, April 22, 2025 – There were 346 antisemitic incidents throughout the Southeast region in 2024, which includes Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and Tennessee, according to ADL’s (the Anti-Defamation League) annual Audit of Antisemitic Incidents. This represents a 14 percent decrease from the 404 incidents recorded in 2023, though these numbers…
The inaugural honoree for the Anti-Defamation League’s Jurisprudence Breakfast was Jeremy Berry, city attorney of Brookhaven and partner at Chilivis Grubman Warner, Berry & LLP. Berry was honored for his outstanding leadership, commitment to fighting antisemitism, and contribution to the Jewish community. The King and Spalding law firm, which has been a big supporter of ADL and its causes, hosted the breakfast. Keynote speaker James Pasch has been trying to launch legal efforts…
High school students and educators, seeking to be leaders in combatting bias and bigotry in their communities, will soon gather for ADL Southeast’s No Place for Hate Summit. The all-day event brings together students so they can amplify their voices to advocate against hate and be inspired by the stories of local leaders. During past programs, featured speakers have included Holocaust survivor Hershel Greenblatt, WNBA star and activist Renee Montgomery, and Nathaniel Smith, founder and…