Establishes "The CAMPUS Act: Combating Antisemitism to Mitigate Prejudice in Universities and Schools"; addresses instruction on antisemitism and antisemitic harassment, intimidation, and bullying in public schools.
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The CAMPUS Act aims to combat antisemitism and related harassment, intimidation, and bullying in New Jersey’s public schools and higher education institutions. It requires schools to adopt policies addressing these issues, including specific definitions and disciplinary actions. The bill also mandates instruction on the Holocaust and genocides, and outlines guidelines for campus activism, prohibiting actions like vandalism and violence. Specifically, it updates existing legislation to strengthen protections against antisemitism and ensure inclusive school environments.
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Douglas Steinhardt
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