Developing tech and talent
to fight antisemitism
and hate.
Trust & safety for the places hate spreads online.
01 — The problem
Hate in games rarely looks like hate. It hides in coded slang, memes, usernames and voice chat, the places moderation reaches least. We develop the talent and the technology that can catch it.
02 — Impact
+86%
Rise in fellows' readiness to act against online hate, from the first day of the program to the last.
97%
of fellows want to join the next ADIR program.
12
partners across technology, academia and community.
Source: GameChangers entry and exit surveys, pooled sample of 100 participants across both cohorts.
03 — Two engines, one mission
The talent
GameChangers
A trust & safety fellowship where emerging builders design and pitch real tools against hate in games. Launched in New York and Tel Aviv. Built to run in any city.
Explore the fellowship →The technology
ADIR Labs
Products that ship. First up: DashCam, which flags and reports toxic behavior without pulling players out of the game.
See DashCam →
04 — How we work
Source.
New teams and ideas, found through competitions and partnerships.
Incubate.
Mentorship, resources and tools to turn ideas into solutions.
Develop.
Scaling what works, with strategic support and collaboration.
05 — In the room
06 — Research
The Human-Tech Action Blueprint.
Where online hate is heading, and what talent and technology can do about it.
07 — In the press
Tech & Learning / The Jerusalem Post / ABC7 New York / Ynetnews / eJewishPhilanthropy / NoCamels / Geektime / i24 News
Featured conversation
Facing hate in online gaming.
Morielle Lotan with Kevin Hogan, contributing editor at Tech & Learning.
All coverage →08 — Expert Voices
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Dr. Avinoam Patt
Inaugural director of the Center for the Study of Antisemitism at NYU.
Watch · 1 min ▶“ADIR is here to play offense, and take action to build infrastructure and mobilize people to come together — by scaling this real-life lab that has been created…”
Yasmin Green — CEO, Google Jigsaw
Watch her remarks ▶
On why a new approach is needed
“We have to admit that we haven’t been successful in many ways. The problem seems to only grow stronger with every day.”
Dr. Robert J. Williams — USC Shoah Foundation
09 — Our partners
10 — Leadership
Founded by Morielle Lotan to bring technology and entrepreneurship into the fight against antisemitism and hate.
Morielle Lotan, Founder & CEO →11 — Partner with ADIR
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