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OU’s NCSY students educate about antisemitism on Utah ski slopes

Participants came from Nevada, Arizona and Utah to distribute information as part of an ongoing effort called “Wipe Out Hate.”

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West Coast NCSY’s middle-school director and creator of its “Wipe Out Hate” program Rabbi Dani Locker (back left), with NCSY advisors and participants on ski slopes in Utah. Credit: Courtesy.
West Coast NCSY’s middle-school director and creator of its “Wipe Out Hate” program Rabbi Dani Locker (back left), with NCSY advisors and participants on ski slopes in Utah. Credit: Courtesy.
(March 8, 2023 / JNS)

The Orthodox Union’s NCSY recently led a trip to Park City, Utah, to educate others about antisemitism. During the day-long initiative, called “Wipe Out Hate,” middle- and high school participants spoke with fellow skiers and snowboarders at a ski resort about antisemitism.

They also distributed nearly 1,000 educational items, including stickers, jerseys and informational cards.

The NCSY participants came from Nevada, Arizona and Utah. West Coast NCSY’s middle-school director Rabbi Dani Locker ran the trip, which was co-sponsored by Shine a Light, a platform dedicated to increasing awareness about antisemitism.

For more information, reach out to Dani Locker, West Coast NCSY’s middle-school director, at: lockerd@ncsy.org.

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