Book Fair | Antisemitism, an American Tradition
Hadassah Magazine editor-in-chief joins Pamela Nadell for Unpacking Antisemitism in America at the Miami Book Fair
November 23, 2025
Book Talk | Antisemitism, an American Tradition
Dr. Daniel Greene interviews Pamela Nadell about Antisemitism an American Tradition at Northwestern University
November 10, 2025
Book Talk | Antisemitism, an American Tradition
The New York Times columnist Bret Stephens interviews Pamela Nadell about Antisemitism an American Tradition at Pittsburgh’s The Tree of Life
October 19, 2025
Book Talk | Antisemitism, an American Tradition
Former Maryland Senator Ben Cardin interviews Pamela Nadell about Antisemitism an American Tradition at Washington, DC’s Politics and Prose Bookstore
October 14, 2025
Book Talk | Antisemitism, an American Tradition
Pamela Nadell presents Antisemitism, an American Tradition at Indiana University Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism
October 12, 2025
Book Talk | Antisemitism, an American Tradition
The Atlantic staff writer Franklin Foer interviews Pamela Nadell about Antisemitism an American Tradition at New York’s Center for Jewish History
September 29, 2025
U.S. Congress | Antisemitism
Pamela Nadell, Chair in Women’s and Gender History and Director of the Jewish Studies Program at American University, testifying on US antisemitism history and Biden administration counter-measures during congressional hearings December 5, 2023.
Understanding Antisemitism and Anti-Zionism
AU’s Jewish Studies Program published Understanding Antisemitism: A Guide for the American University Community. Lead author Pamela Nadell worked with AU faculty, students, staff, and administrators to create this guide. This session uses the guide as a jumping off point for understanding antisemitism and anti-Zionism. Part of the fall 2024 series Antisemitism: A Political Tradition, cosponsored by American University’s Jewish Studies Program and AU’s Meltzer Schwartzberg Center for Israel Studies.
Unpacking Antisemitism on Campus
On Sunday, October 22, the IIJS and the American University Program in Jewish Studies co-hosted a webinar with academics Pamela Nadell and Britt Tevis, alongside Columbia student Rebecca Massel: “Unpacking Antisemitism on Campus.” Their discussion spans a wide variety of relevant topics, such as defining antisemitism, understanding its relationship to anti-Zionism, American campus culture, and the importance of free speech. The panel also sets aside a significant portion of the session to answer student and general audience questions. This event is the second in our webinar series on the current Israel-Hamas war, which began last week with “Israel at War: Live Discussion from Tel Aviv,” featuring Avi Shilon and Rebecca Kobrin.
French-American Forum on Antisemitism
Pamela S. Nadell recently participated in the French-American Forum on Antisemitism in Paris, where she led a compelling session titled “2 Different Societies, 2 Different Approaches? Recognizing and Understanding Antisemitism on the Left and on the Right.” Her presentation explored how differing political and cultural contexts in France and the United States influence both the expression of antisemitism and the strategies used to confront it.