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ADL, Brandeis Center, Mayer Brown, and StandWithUs Welcome Concord-Carlisle Regional School District’s Settlement to Address Antisemitism
April 20, 2026
After marathon debate, Select Board stands by antisemitism definition
April 17, 2026
Concord-Carlisle schools reach agreement with Justice Department over antisemitism complaint
CCHS signs deal to end federal antisemitism review
April 15, 2026
We released a statement in response to this agreement
‘This is the antidote’: Amid rising divisions, local clerics reviving an interfaith alliance
February 20, 2026
Concord Adopts IHRA Definition of Antisemitism
January 28, 2026
‘Light will bring us together’: Organizers readying joyful town Hanukkah celebration
December 15, 2025
School Committees and District Leaders Welcome Representatives from the CCHS Jewish Student Union and Concord-Carlisle Against Antisemitism
November 17, 2025
$20K grant to aid efforts to counter antisemitism
November 13, 2025
After complaint, Concord-Carlisle Jews and school district move forward together
October 30, 2025
State panel visits Kerem Shalom for antisemitism hearing
October 28, 2025
Concord residents hold rally against antisemitism
September 11, 2025
Concordians rally against antisemitism: ‘Never again is right now’
September 7, 2025
Hate incidents continue as town leaders pursue significant responses
August 27, 2025
Town and schools face fury at first public antisemitism reckoning
July 15, 2025
Schools Need Guidance to Address Antisemitism
July 10, 2025 Editorial
Concord-Carlisle antisemitism allegations spark split reactions to school leadership
July 3, 2025
Updates
Concord-Carlisle Against Antisemitism Launches ‘L✡ve Thy Neighbor’ Project with $20,000 Combined Jewish Philanthropies Grant
CONCORD, MA – (October 29, 2025) – The Combined Jewish Philanthropies’ (CJP) Center for Combating Antisemitism has awarded a $20,000 grant to Concord-Carlisle Against Antisemitism (CCAA) to implement CCAA’s L✡ve Thy Neighbor initiative, a project to increase Jewish visibility, build community allyship, and address antisemitism in the Concord and Carlisle communities. Read more...