PIE4ALL TOOLKIT

From awareness to action — everything you need to be an effective ally and activist.

Practical tools for effective Jewish activism

Protect, educate, and mobilize — practical tools to help Jewish communities and allies respond to modern Jew-hatred (antisemitism and antizionism).

PIE4ALL’s Toolkit equips community members, educators, and allies with clear, values-centered resources to identify Jew-hatred, protect vulnerable people, and organize effectively. These high-level guides and training teasers are designed to build confidence, expand participation, and help communities push for real change — without exposing operational details to the public.

The PIE4ALL Toolkit is a curated collection of resources for individuals, congregations, and partner organizations who want to move from concern to constructive action. We combine civic literacy, communications guidance, and community resilience frameworks so you can respond to incidents, educate others, and build sustainable local capacity. We intentionally keep the public Toolkit strategic and principle-based. For workshop materials, interactive trainings, and step-by-step guides that include operational practice, request access through our secure training program.

What you’ll find here

Principles & Values: Short primers explaining the ethical foundation of our approach: dignity, truth, accountability, and coalition-building.
Incident Awareness: How to recognize and document antisemitic incidents and misinformation in a way that preserves dignity and evidence.
Community Resilience: Guidance on practical protections for schools, synagogues, and community events — focused on preparedness, communication, and recovery.
Communications & Framing: Messaging templates and dos/don’ts for public statements, social posts, and conversations that move hearts and minds.
Youth & Campus: Age-appropriate resources for parents and educators to support students and counter harassment constructively.
Allyship Guides: Clear, actionable ways non-Jewish allies can show up that are effective, safe, and welcome.

Note: Public Toolkit items are strategic and educational. For hands-on training, live workshops, and campaign planning, please request access to our secure training channels.

Module teasers

Foundation & Identity — Build a shared sense of why activism matters and how Jewish tradition informs civic courage.
Visibility & Education — Learn respectful ways to raise awareness and document incidents so decision-makers listen.
Coalition Building — How to form strategic, values-aligned partnerships with allies who want to help.
Safe Response & Recovery — Prepare for incidents, protect people on the ground, and recover with dignity.
Leadership & Train-the-Trainer — Grow local leaders who can educate and mentor the next generation of activists.

What we will NOT publish publicly

We will not post operational playbooks, targeted escalation tactics, legal strategies, or adversarial step-by-step instructions on the public Toolkit. Those resources are available only in closed training sessions or to verified partners — because effectiveness requires discretion.

How to get more

Want the full training, templates, and an implementation plan for your community? There are three safe ways to connect:

Join our mailing list — receive newsletters, event notices, and invitations to public webinars.
Request a community briefing — briefings for synagogues, schools, or federations delivered by PIE4ALL trainers.
Apply for closed training — a short intake to verify partner status; successful applicants gain access to interactive workshops, toolkits, and mentorship.

Privacy & Safety note

PIE4ALL takes participant safety seriously. Requests for closed trainings require basic verification. We never publish sensitive tactical guides on public pages; training materials that include operational detail are shared only through secure channels.