FAQs

Here are answers to some of the most common questions we have been receiving:

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Q: How do I know if this event is for me?

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A: This event is for YOU if you are:

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• A faculty member, researcher, undergraduate or graduate student who wants to learn more about antisemitism and how to stand up against it
   

• An academic researching antisemitism from any of these interdisciplinary fields (History, Sociology, Political Science, Psychology, Law, Education, Communications, Business etc.)
   

• A student or faculty member involved (or wanting to be involved) in advocacy groups addressing antisemitism and campus discrimination
   

• A university administrator interested in EDI, campus climate improvement, and fostering an inclusive environment for Jewish students and faculty
   

• An educator looking to integrate knowledge about antisemitism, Jewish identity, and Holocaust education into their teaching
   

• A policy expert or institutional leader seeking strategies to counter antisemitism in academic and campus settings
   

• A community organizer or activist wanting to learn from the latest in data-driven antisemitism research and committed to combating antisemitism and promoting equity and inclusion

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Q: Is pre-registration required?

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A: Yes, all attendees, including presenters, are required to pre-register through our website. To secure your participation and view ticket options, please click here to register. As space is limited and accurate numbers are essential for catering and logistical planning, we strongly encourage early registration. Please note that registration may close once capacity is reached.

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Q: What does registration include?

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A: Your registration fee includes access to all sessions, keynote addresses, panel discussions, meals (all strictly kosher), refreshments, some hospitality services, printed materials, and social networking events.

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Q: Are subsidies available?

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A: We are committed to making this a barrier-free event. While there is a registration fee to help cover food and programming costs, subsidies of up to 100% are available, especially for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. Please don’t hesitate to reach out for a subsidized ticket at info@antisemitismsymposium.com.

 Unfortunately, we are unable to subsidize travel or lodging costs. 

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Q: Do Brock University faculty and staff need to pay to attend the symposium?
 

A: Yes, Brock faculty and staff are asked to purchase tickets through the registration link. You may opt to transfer funds internally to CC2300 – Faculty of Social Sciences Operating Programs by using the discount code BROCKFaculty or BROCKStaff at checkout.

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We are committed to barrier-free access. If you do not have access to institutional funding or a professional development allowance, subsidies are available. Please contact us directly to inquire about support.

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Q: Are Kosher meals available?

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A: All meals, refreshments and drinks are strictly kosher and supervised by the Kashrut Council of Canada (COR).

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Q:  Will you be able to accommodate other dietary needs?

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A: Yes! With advance notice, additional dietary needs like vegetarian and gluten-free can be accommodated. Please email info@antisemitismsymposium.com at least one week prior to the event with specifics of your special dietary requirements.

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Q: Where is the symposium taking place?

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A: The symposium will be held in-person at Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario. A detailed campus map, venue list, and transportation options will be shared with registrants closer to the event date.

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Q: Are virtual attendance options available?

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A: At this time, the symposium is planned as an in-person event. Collaboration and networking is critical to the desired outcome of our goals for the symposium. However, some sessions will be recorded and made available after the conference subject to presenter permissions. 

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Q: Will there be security during the symposium?

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A: The safety and well-being of all participants is a top priority. We are working closely with Brock University’s Campus Security to ensure a secure environment. All attendees will be required to check in at registration and wear name badges at all times while on site. 

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Q: I’m interested in becoming a sponsor. Who should I contact?

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A: We’re grateful for the support of individuals and organizations who share our mission. Please email info@antisemitismsymposium.com to learn more about partnership opportunities, sponsorship packages. 

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Q. Are media representatives allowed to attend?

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A: Accredited media are welcome, but advance permission and registration is required. To request media credentials or to book interviews with speakers or organizers, please fill out the form below and someone from our organizing team will get back to you.

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Q. How can I volunteer at the symposium?

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A: We welcome volunteers! If you're interested in helping with logistics, tech support, or welcoming guests, please fill out the form below with your availability and skill sets.

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