DNC5ALED: Discourses and their impacts on a world of multiple crises, Valencia [Spain]
Conference organised by Johannes Angermuller, The Open University [UK].
Karolina Placzynta/Matthias J. Becker: “Decoding Antisemitism in European Online Discourses: Similarities and Differences in the Reproduction of Stereotypes in German, French and British Mainstream Debates on the Internet”.
Alexis Chapelan: “Deviant communities” online? Articulating and negotiating support for antisemitic public figures on social media. The case of Dieudonné and Alain Soral’s social media ban in 2020″Alexis Chapelan: “Deviant communities” online? Articulating and negotiating support for antisemitic public figures on social media. The case of Dieudonné and Alain Soral’s social media ban in 2020″
Summer school “Antisemitism and Xenophobia in the Baltic Sea Region”, Kulice [Poland]
Guest lecturer: Karolina Placzynta
Workshop for influencers at the Tel Aviv Institute, Tel Aviv [Israel]
Speaker: Matthias J. Becker
Respond! Expert Colloquium, Berlin
Speaker: Matthias J. Becker
Kick-off Event Drudel e.V., Jena [Germany]
“deras_on” – new project on deradicalisation of extremists, in close cooperation with the Decoding Antisemitism Team.
Actions Matter – The International Antisemitism Summit, Berlin
Matthias J. Becker: Presentation of the project
ECPR General Conference 2023, Charles University, Prague [Czech Republic]
Matthias J. Becker & Alexis Chapelan: talk “‘Wasn’t he, though?’ Mapping digital responses to an antisemitic conspiracy theory: an analysis of social media users’ endorsement of the myth of Hitler’s Jewish origins”
DiscourseNet Seminars – monthly online seminar in Discourse Studies, London [UK]
Karolina Placzynta: “Hate speech online: Reflections, Methods and Goals of the Decoding Antisemitism Project”
Conference report published
The follow-up report of the conference “Hate Speech on the Internet – Identifying Digital Antisemitism” at Einstein Center Digital Future Berlin has been published [in German].
Job advertisement
The Center for the research on Antisemitism (ZfA) is looking for a project member to work on online deradicalisation strategies as soon as possible. Applications are welcome until 6 January.
