OSCE participating States have committed* themselves to promoting educational programmes for combating anti-Semitism, and the OSCE ODIHR works to offer them advice in their efforts. To do so, ODIHR develops tools and educational materials. One of the tools developed in cooperation with the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam and national experts from 14 OSCE participating States are teaching materials to combat anti-Semitism that deal with a variety of aspects of this phenomenon.

Divided into three parts, the materials cover different aspects of anti-Semitism:
Part 1 examines the specific national, as well as the broader European history of anti-Semitism;
Part 2 addresses the contemporary manifestations of anti-Semitism in the particular country and across Europe;
Part 3 deals with anti-Semitism in the context of general issues such as prejudice, racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance.
A comprehensive guide for teachers complements the materials.

This collection includes customised country versions of the teaching materials, developed together with local partners.

*Ministerial Council Decision No. 12 / 04, Tolerance and Non-discrimination, Sofia, 7 December 2004: Ministerial Council Decision No. 10/05, Tolerance and Non-discrimination: Promoting Mutual Respect and Understanding, Ljubljana, 6 December 2005.