NewsAddressing rising Antisemitism in Canadian universities

Please join me with Winnipeg Friends of Israel 🇮🇱 for a 🔥Fireside Chat🔥 to address the pressing situation in Canadian universities. Together with moderator Dr. Ruth Ashrai, we will share insights, propose reforms, and engage in a meaningful discussion about the challenges we collectively face. Your participation is highly valued!

✨Thursday, November 30, 2023 at 7:00 pm✨
Berney Theater at the Asper Jewish Campus
(123 Doncaster St.)

Event Sponsored by:
➡️ B’nai Brith Canada
➡️ Winnipeg Friends of Israel
➡️ Bridges For Peace
➡️ League for Human Rights of B’nai Brith Canada

WHY:
Canadian universities have regrettably become breeding grounds for Anti-Semitism, often concealed within anti-Zionist groups. This hostile environment has left Jewish and pro-Israel staff and students feeling threatened, harassed, and silenced. The issue persists and worsens with each conflict escalation in Israel, leading to increased isolation and threats against Jewish students. Waiting for the problem to resolve itself is not an option.

We must act now to ensure that future generations of Jewish children can attend Canadian universities and feel safe, regardless of their faith, identity, or political views.

ABOUT ME:
Law Professor Bryan Schwartz, drawing from his extensive experience at Univ of Manitoba for 40 years, examines why higher education in Canada has transformed into centers for indoctrination and intolerance, with a specific focus on the increasing targeting of Jews and the Jewish state.

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by Bryan Schwartz

Bryan Schwartz is a playwright, poet, songwriter and author drawing on Jewish themes, liturgy and more. In addition to recently publishing the 2nd edition of Holocaust survivor Philip Weiss' memoirs and writings titled "Reflections and Essays," Bryan's personal works include two Jewish musicals "Consolation: A Musical Meditation" (2018) and newly debuted "Sacred Goof" (2023). Bryan also created and helps deliver an annual summer program at Hebrew University in Israeli Law and Society and has served as a visiting Professor at both Hebrew University and Reichman University. Bryan P Schwartz holds a bachelor’s degree in law from Queen’s University, Ontario, and Master’s and Doctorate Degree in Law from Yale Law School. As an academic, he has over forty years of experience, including being the inaugural holder of an endowed chair in international business and trade law, and has won awards for teaching, research and scholarship. He has been a member of the Faculty of Law at the University of Manitoba since 1981. Bryan serves as counsel for the Pitblado Law firm since 1994. Bryan is an author/contributor of 34 books and has over 300 publications in all. He is the founding and general editor of both the Asper Review of International Business and Trade Law and the Underneath the Golden Boy series, an annual review of legislative developments in Manitoba. Bryan also has extensive practical experience in advising governments – federal, provincial, territorial and Indigenous –and private clients in policy development and legislative reform and drafting. Areas in which Bryan has taught, practiced or written extensively, include: constitutional law, international, commercial, labour, trade, internet and e-commerce law and alternate dispute resolution and governance. For more information about Bryan’s legal and academic work, please visit: https://bryan-schwartz.com/.