David Shriberg

• dashri@iu.edu

David Shriberg has published and presented across the globe on the application of social justice principles to school psychology practice. Presently, he is working on projects related to combating the rise of antisemitism and developing social justice competencies in school psychology. He has chaired numerous dissertations related to different aspects of cultural diversity and social justice and lead an active research team that is open to students at all graduate and undergraduate levels.

Jonah Cohen

• jc264@iu.edu

Jonah Cohen is a Research Fellow at Indiana University's Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism. He holds a PhD and First-Class Honours from the department of philosophies and religions at the University of London, SOAS. His essays on Jews, Israel, and human rights have appeared in numerous publications, including the New Republic, the Hill, the Jerusalem Post, the Times of Israel, Fathom Journal, Commentary, Weekly Standard, RealClearPolitics, RealClearReligion, and others.

Kim Robin Stoller

• kim.stoller@iibsa.org

Dr. Kim Robin Stoller is co-founder and Chair of the Board of Directors of the International Institute for Education and Research on Antisemitism (IIBSA). She is the coordinator of the Research Network 31 "Ethnic Relations, Racism and Antisemitism" of the European Sociological Association (ESA), serves as academic advisor to the Federal Association of Research and Information Centers on Antisemitism (Bundesverband RIAS e.V.), and is a member of the Expert Advisory Board of the European Network on Monitoring Antisemitism (ENMA). Over the past two decades she has participated in expert meetings on antisemitism convened by the OSCE/ODIHR, the Inter-Parliamentary Coalition for Combatting Antisemitism, the EU Fundamental Rights Agency, and the European Commission, and has spoken at state ministries.Stoller's research focuses on contemporary antisemitism in international comparison, antisemitism in the guise of hatred against Israel, the BDS campaign, antisemitism at German universities, antisemitism among Islamist and Arab-nationalist movements, and civil-society strategies to confront antisemitism. Her doctoral dissertation at Freie Universität Berlin (2023), Antisemitismus und Antisemitismusbekämpfung in Marokko [Antisemitism and the Fight against Antisemitism in Morocco], draws on more than one hundred qualitative interviews, background conversations, and participant observation with civil-society actors in Morocco. She is one of the lead authors of the Handbook for the Practical Use of the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism, which was published in 2021 by the European Commission together with the IHRA.She combines qualitative and quantitative research with digital methods and works with technologies such as artificial intelligence, social media analysis, network analysis, natural language processing, and named entity recognition. At IIBSA, she leads DigiLabs: Digitization and Artificial Intelligence against Antisemitism.

Robert Katz

Professor of Law

John S. Grimes Fellow

• rokatz@iu.edu

Robert Katz is Professor of Law at IU McKinney School of Law and a member of the American Bar Association's Task Force to Combat Antisemitism. He is the author of Antisemitism and the Law, the first casebook (law school textbook) on the relationship between law and antisemitism, and organizer of the annual Law and Antisemitism Conference, now in its fifth year.