IU receives $6 million grant to study, educate about modern antisemitism

Indiana Public Media

Indiana University researchers were awarded a $6 million grant to study modern antisemitism – the largest grant this cycle from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

The IU Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism said it will use the money to “train educators, journalists and public officials to recognize antisemitic rhetoric” and create scholarship that can be used to inform public policy.

It will also host two international conferences in Bloomington and study how antisemitism circulates online.

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