The Coalition to Counter Online Antisemitism is launching its third cohort of the CCOA European Multiplier Training Programme, a three-month programme designed for educators, practitioners, community leaders, civil society actors, policy and government experts and researchers from a wide range of professional and community backgrounds. Rooted in CCOA’s evidence-based approach and guided by the principle of moving from insight to impact, the programme supports participants in translating research, evidence and lived experience into effective educational and community-based responses to online antisemitism and digital hate. Structured as a progressive learning journey, the programme guides participants through a series of interconnected stages: understanding the challenge, recognising harm, exploring prevention and response approaches, designing practical initiatives, and assessing how sustainable impact can be achieved.

Why join?

• Expert-led sessions with European practitioners and specialists
• Cross-border peer exchange and networking
• Practical methodologies to translate learning into action
• A Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of the programme

Kick-off: 6 October 2026
Interactive webinars, deep dives, and workshops throughout the months of October, November and December

Who can apply? The programme is open to CCOA members, educators, practitioners, community leaders, civil society actors, policy and government professionals and researchers from a wide range of professional and community backgrounds.

Apply now: European Multiplier Training Programme 2026 (Oct-Dec) – Fill in form

Deadline: 04.09.2026

Please feel free to forward the call for applications to interested parties in your networks.

You can find out more about the programme here: Call for participation in multiplier programme 2026 (Oct Onwards)

CCOA is launching its 2026 Summer Programme – a two-month capacity-building initiative building on the expertise of the network and designed to strengthen skills, knowledge, and applied practice across a diverse range of professional backgrounds. The programme focuses on scaling impact in addressing online antisemitism and broader forms of online hate within the wider anti-hate ecosystem. Combining expert input with practical application, the programme supports participants in deepening their understanding of current challenges and translating evidence-based insights into practice. It accommodates different levels of engagement and experience, allowing participants either to attend individual sessions or to follow a more guided pathway with opportunities for reflection and the exploration of European prevention and counter-strategies aimed at overcoming fragmented efforts across Europe.

Key Topics

• Detection and prevention of online antisemitism
• Emerging antisemitic narratives, codes, and memes
• Engagement with regulatory frameworks
• Victim support, safety, and resilience
• Translating research on online governance into policy and practice
• Cross-country exchange and European perspectives
• Evidence-based approaches: from research and data to practical action

No specialist or technical background is required. The programme values local experience, community knowledge, and practitioner perspectives alongside action, research and policy insights.

Find the full programme here: CCOA Summer Programme 2026_Programme Call

The Coalition to Counter Online Antisemitism is pleased to announce the upcoming Policy Forum 2026: Strengthening Digital Resilience Against Online Antisemitism, taking place in Berlin from 16 to 18 March 2026.

After coming together as a network for the first time at our conference in Warsaw in November 2024, we are delighted to reconnect this year. The Policy Forum will bring together CCOA member organisations, policymakers, regulators, researchers, and civil society partners from across Europe, offering space to share insights, compare approaches, and explore how our collective work can shape policy and practice at national and EU levels. Alongside panel discussions and deep-dive sessions, the programme will provide dedicated opportunities for collaborating towards joint strategies and solutions.

Following a successful pilot phase, we are excited to announce a second round of the CCOA European Multiplier Training Programme, taking place from January until April 2026. This initiative aims to strengthen expertise, encourage cross-border collaboration, and build capacity in the fight against online antisemitism and hate speech across Europe. The programme offers a trusted environment for experts, policymakers, educators, and activists to share knowledge, address common challenges, and develop practical solutions to effectively combat these pressing issues. 

Why join? 

• Expert-led sessions with ISD’s global team 

• Cross-border peer exchange and networking 

• Practical toolkits to turn knowledge into action 

• Certificate of Completion to boost your credibility 

Programme Highlights: 

• Kick-off: 9 February 2026 

• Interactive webinars, deep dives, and exclusive workshops 

• Culminates at the CCOA Policy Forum in Berlin (March 2026) 

Who can apply? CCOA-affiliated members in research, policy, education, and activism who want to scale impact and share best practices. 

Apply now: CCOA European Multiplier Training: Countering Online Antisemitism and Hate Speech

Deadline: 05.02.2026 

Please feel free to forward the call for applications to interested parties in your networks. 

You can find out more about the programme here: Call for participation in multiplier programme 2026

To further its commitment to advancing interdisciplinary research and dialogue, CCOA is launching a “Digital Dispatches” Research Series featuring scholars, analysts, and educators exploring contemporary and emerging issues related to online antisemitism. Five selected articles will be commissioned and published on ISD’s platform, with distribution across the European CCOA network.

As part of the Hub’s capacity-building efforts, CCOA has launched a three-month training series aimed at enhancing the skills and strategies of researchers, policymakers, and practitioners. The European Multiplier Training Programme offers expert-led sessions, peer learning opportunities, and practical tools to improve responses to online antisemitism and hate speech.

The CCOA has launched its programme for strengthening local Initiatives, a 12-month opportunity for five grassroots or community-led initiatives beginning in September 2025. The selected initiatives are receiving microgrants, exchange with experts from the network, mentorship, and the opportunity to present their work at the CCOA conference 2025. The programme is designed to test and support innovative educational approaches to counter online antisemitism.

The CCOA Hub is a member centered digital platform hosted on Microsoft Teams, created to facilitate communication, knowledge exchange, and community-building among members. It provides a collaborative environment for sharing best practices, promoting events, and showcasing ongoing work across civil society, research, and policy sectors.

To join the Hub, members are invited to complete the membership confirmation form linked below.

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