New website against anti-Semitism: A ray of hope for Saxony's schools!

New website against anti-Semitism: A ray of hope for Saxony's schools!

Today, November 9, 2025, an important initiative to combat anti-Semitism in Saxony will be presented. The new website www.alle-sachsen.de is entitled “Confronting anti-Semitism – learning portal for teachers and committed people” and offers a valuable resource for schools in Saxony.

The main aim of this platform is to provide support materials to teachers and those involved in schools. The website not only offers information and ideas, but also prepared materials that can be selected and modified to suit the respective curriculum. In addition, reaction strategies and advice centers are presented in order to effectively meet the challenges of anti-Semitism.

Need for action recognized

The need for such an offer becomes clear when one considers that anti-Semitism has been identified as a growing problem in Saxony. Anonymous case studies provided on the website can contribute to reflection and better recognition of anti-Semitic thinking. Media service Saxony highlights that the website was developed in collaboration with various experts and institutions, including Dr. Thomas Feist, the Saxon State Government Commissioner for Jewish Life.

“This website is an important tool in the fight against anti-Semitism,” says Dr. Celebrates the importance of the project. Jewish life in Saxony is highlighted as an active part of society, which underlines the value of such information.

Technical implementation and continuous maintenance

The Feuerpanda GmbH agency from Dresden is responsible for the technical implementation of the website. Read more The content is maintained and regularly expanded by the State Office for Schools and Education in order to always remain up to date and take current developments into account.

Another cultural highlight awaits us in the entertainment industry. On December 11, 2025, the animated classic “El cadáver de la novia” by Tim Burton, which last hit cinemas in 2005, will return to the screen. The story of young Victor, who is accidentally married to a dead bride named Emily, beautifully combines themes of love, death and poetry.

Fans can rejoice as a piece of film history is being revived with the return of the film, known for its unique stop-motion animation and featuring the voices of Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter. The return will be from Cinepolis announced via Instagram and already awaited with anticipation.

It becomes clear that both education and culture must continue to have a place in social discourse. As the new website shows, every action can count to address a growing problem, while at the same time there is enjoyment in rediscovering classic films that reach generations with their stories.