Conrad N. Hilton Foundation’s Post

The recent surge in antisemitism worldwide is a call for action. No one should feel unsafe in our country. Inspired by the local movement, we're drawing a line against hate. Join me in pledging against hate. Let's stop being silent, start leaning in, and live in the Australia we all want to see. #EndHate As a proud Jewish man, witnessing a meteoric rise in antisemitic incidents in Australia is distressing. Beyond solidarity, let's actively combat hate through education, engagement, and support. Every effort counts in fostering a harmonious society. Take action here: https://lnkd.in/eNBeDW5i 

This isn’t Hamas teaching Palestinian children to hate jews and Israelis. This is the Palestinian education system in action. When people say innocent civilians were killed, how to they qualify innocence? By acting on the desire to kill Israelis or Jews, by educating young children to hate and kill Israelis and Jews, or being indoctrinated into hating and wanting to kill Israelis and Jews? This cycle of hate education needs to end once and for all. Here is to a Marshall like plan to save save future children from being taught to hate and kill their neighbors.

Well said. And to bring things into the realm of the corporate accountability ShareAction has been so effective in promoting, investors must mandate #guardrails on companies that provide platforms for the rampant #disinformation and #misinformation that has so grotesquely stoked this terrible violence and hatred. Investors in Meta, X, TikTok, and their peers, how do you plan to use your stewardship prerogatives to prevent these companies from profiting from the spread of false information? Look to #SystemStewardship for the answers. https://lnkd.in/e2BX2zz3

The recent unrest in the UK reveals deep-rooted issues often ignored by those in power. Governments tell us to accept their decisions, labeling dissenters as bigots or racists. Growing up in diverse Manchester, I've seen firsthand the value of different cultures—my informal adoptive Jamaican grandmother her daughter who I called aunty all my life my brothers who are of Syrian heritage from my dads second marriage means like most of use we grew up integrated and immersed in various cultures. The identity of race in my mind only became known and an issue in secondary school when it pushed that we are different and that because of the British past of colonialism we as white British need to understand that communities have pain from these acts long before any of us were born and that to speak up against this narrative was wrong and that we were racist. The real problem isn't the peaceful protesters, but those who turn to violence on both sides and the rhetoric from media outlets. We need open dialogues to address these issues. Let’s not label all white people as far-right, nor all minorities as illegal immigrants or territorist. We as Community workers should share the stories we hear in our communities to foster understanding and find common ground solutions. #CommunityEngagement #Diversity #OpenDialogue #SocialCohesion #PeacefulProtest