Jewish American Heritage Month Cultural Toolkit: “Meeting in a Box”

Designed for Jewish American Heritage Month in May, this U.S.-focused, data-informed toolkit helps corporate leaders, HR partners, ERG teams, communicators, and executives facilitate thoughtful, inclusive learning. It provides historical context, an inclusive lens on Jewish identity, and practical guidance for understanding cultural diversity, antisemitism, belonging, and workplace inclusion. Use it as a single 60–90 minute session or a four-week discussion series with ready-to-use prompts, facilitator guidance, and leadership actions.

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