In this Juno News report, Melanie Bennet examines human rights complaints filed by twelve educators against four Ontario school boards and two teachers’ unions. The applicants allege discrimination based on creed, ethnic origin and ancestry, claiming that institutions responsible for protecting employees ignored antisemitism and, in some cases, disciplined those who reported it. They are seeking damages, counselling costs and enforceable policies developed with community input, including adoption of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of antisemitism. The Toronto and York Region boards said they could not discuss active proceedings but affirmed their opposition to hate; the remaining organizations had not responded by publication.