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On behalf of the Community Solidarity & Safety Coalition (CSSC)—co-convened by ADL, the National Urban League, and led by Chief Renee Hall, former Dallas Chief of Police—we invite you to join us for an urgent and timely discussion: Future of White Supremacy and Extremism in America Date: Wednesday, February 5, 2025 Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET This critical briefing will address the evolving threats posed by white supremacist groups and extremist networks, particularly in light of President Trump’s recent pardoning of over 1,500 January 6 insurrectionists, including members of the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers. These developments highlight the urgent to help communities like yours or those you serve better understand threat-related trends and prepare for potential attacks. Key Topics to be Covered: The Impact of January 6 Pardons and the Current U.S. Extremist Threat Landscape An overview of the recent pardons and their implications for extremist movements across the country. White Supremacy and Extremism Online A dive into the digital landscapes where hate thrives, including social media, chat rooms, and gaming platforms, with actionable steps for individuals and organizations. All speakers will conclude their presentations with a practical "what you can do" approach, offering resources and strategies to equip attendees with tools to counteract hate and extremism. Resources shared during the event will be distributed to all participants afterward. This conversation is a vital opportunity for organization and community leaders to understand the threat landscape, share insights, and foster collective action to strengthen community resilience.