Jewish girls and their experiences of antisemitism

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כותר Jewish girls and their experiences of antisemitism.
מקור/בעלים Journal for the Study of Antisemitism. Marlton, NJ. 4,2
The Yale Papers
Antisemitism in Comparative Perspective. Charles Asher Small, editor. New York, NY: ISGAP, 2015
מתוך Journal for the Study of Antisemitism (ULS)001112611 4,2 (2012) 533-555
תקציר/הערה Summarizes a longitudinal study of the effect of antisemitism on children in Canada. Sixteen ten-year-old Jewish girls were surveyed in Toronto over a three-year period (i.e. from age 10 to 12) in the 2000s. The study aimed to explore the psychological impact on them of antisemitic experiences, either direct (incidents that happened to them) or indirect (that happened to somebody they knew, or that became known to them through the media), as well as to ascertain how these girls' understanding of antisemitism changed over the three-year period. The results suggest that all the respondents were adversely affected by their antisemitic experiences. In the first year of this study, over 40% reported decreased life satisfaction ratings because of antisemitism. The respondents related their experience of antisemitism to Israel (both as a cause of the incident or in response to it), to the Holocaust, and to other forms of hatred (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc.). (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Another version appeared as "'I don't know why they hate us - I don't think we did anything bad to hurt them': Jewish girls (aged 10-12) reflect on their experiences of antisemitism" in "The Yale Papers
Antisemitism in Comparative Perspective" (2015) 513-531.
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