SPRING WEBINAR
​Understanding White Supremacy:
An Evening with Talia Lavin

The granddaughter of Holocaust survivors and author of Culture Warlords: My Journey into the Dark Web of White Supremacy, Lavin will discuss her in-depth research of online hate and white supremacy.
​Tuesday, April 27, 2021
​7 - 8 pm EST
Register Here: $20, includes a copy of Culture Warlords

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Upcoming Events

Understanding White Supremacy:
An Evening with Talia Lavin
​April 27, 2021
Global Youth Summit
May 1, 2021 


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