ANNEXES  //  85 Fund/Programme/Project Region/Country Included work on: Turning Words into Action to Address Anti-Semitism OSCE region • Publication of security guide on Understanding Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes and Addressing the Security Needs of Jewish Communities; • Organizing three awareness-raising events for the Security Guide held in Berlin, Brussels and Vienna; • Two needs assessment visits for customization of the Security Guide in Paris and Sofia; • Organizing two events in Brussels on the security needs of Jewish youth; • Presenting security guide and discussing it at two workshops held for national law enforcement officials in Vienna and Zakopane, Poland; • Organizing a capacity-building event for Scandinavian law enforcement officials on the security guide held in Helsinki; • Beta-testing of hate incident reporting platform completed and discussed at an event held in Krakow; • Holding two pilot phase meetings held in Budapest and Warsaw for organizations involved in piloting the hate incident reporting platform; • Holding three workshops for educators who were consulted on the development of anti-Semitism educational materials in Heidelberg, Berlin and Lisbon; • Holding two national focus group discussions in Warsaw and Chisinau on challenges faced in the classroom when teaching about anti-Semitism; • Holding two expert group meetings in Paris and Warsaw on the development of education policy guidelines and other educational tools; • Holding a regional meeting with UNESCO in Paris to explore educational tools required to address anti-Semitism; • Organizing a reception held in Berlin where newly developed Anne Frank House material was presented; • Presenting at an event in Warsaw on Anne Frank House’s newly created educational materials; • Implementing four short projects in partnership with NGOs to gather innovative practices about education and coalition-building to prevent anti-Semitism; • Holding three consultative meetings in Warsaw, Vienna and Paris on development of coalition-building manual; • Holding three coalition-building workshops held in Amsterdam, Kiev and Krakow; • Holding a coalition-building event for activists, held in Barcelona on anti-Semitism and gender intersectionality; • Participating in multiple visibility activities in Berlin, Warsaw, Brussels, Prague and Bern; and • Organizing a roundtable discussion on ODIHR’s work on antiSemitism in Washington D.C.