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Following a competitive grant process, the Department for Education has awarded funding under the Tackling Antisemitism in Education Innovation Fund programme to the following four organisations:
1. Someone Else's Eyes
A four-stage programme for learners aged 16+ in schools, colleges and HE settings. The students will engage with simulated social media feeds, practicing respectful disagreement and work on mixed media projects in multifaith groups to share learning. Grant value - £500,000
2. Collingwood Learning with Holocaust Centre North
Working with young Jewish people across the north they will create a touring theatre production, which will be delivered in secondary schools alongside bespoke workshops.Grant value - £200,000
3. Board of Deputies of British Jews
A programme designed for Catholic secondary schools which teaches how to recognise antisemitism, critically assess online content, engage in tolerant dialogue and understand Jewish identity and lived experience.
Grant value - £100,000
4. NUS Charity
A fellowship programme for HE students where they will train to be leaders on campus and embed their learning to support inter-faith and inter-cultural dialogue.
Grant value - £200,000
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Board of Deputies of British Jews | - | ~£1,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |
| Collingwood Learning with Holocaust Centre North | - | ~£1,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |
| NUS Charity | - | ~£1,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |
| Someone Else's Eyes | - | ~£1,000,000 estimated from lot values | - |