We all cherish the feeling of belonging. This toolkit is one step in our collective response to hate.
A 24-year-old recent graduate from the University of Waterloo is facing 10 charges after reportedly stabbing three people, including a professor, during a gender studies philosophy class. Read the article.
When three Ottawa schools became the most recent target of a far-right demonstration, weeks in the making, the neighbourhood showed up to keep them away from the kids. Read the article.
Bubba Pollock went to a palliative care ward and took a selfie with the father of an activist critical of his anti-2SLGBTQ+ protesting. Read the article.
As a result, Pflag Canada has declared the school district “unsafe” for 2SLGBTQ+ students. Read the article.
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Extremist group Moms for Liberty (MFL) begins its Joyful Warriors National Summit in Philadelphia on June 29, attracting notable hard-right and mainstream conservative speakers including Republican presidential candidates as local activists organize against the event. Read the article.
Over the last five decades, the Southern Poverty Law Center has researched, documented and tracked far-right extremist groups that espouse white supremacy, antisemitism, anti-LGBTQ+ hate and other often-intersecting ideologies. Read the article.
To be sure, hate crime laws are absolutely critical to confronting hate and extremism. But prevention is also key. That must include education and teaching our students the unvarnished and full truth about American history and the many communities that have developed and enriched our nation. Read the article.
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“That’s the wonderful thing about Hamilton, even when awful things happen, people rally around … let people help you if you need help,” Ritchie said.
Members of the Black community are hosting a press conference at City Hall tomorrow morning in support of anti-racism education and will speaking out against
After months of behind-the-scenes work, several community organizations are excited for the co-launch of three important projects to support inclusion in Hamilton. Hamilton’s Anti-Hate Toolkit
A Metroland investigation found a rise in hate crimes across the province and few convictions to match. The pain is deep, but solutions are in
“They have a righteous goal they think they are fighting for, and it makes them feel like they are on a noble quest,” said Timothy
The No Hate in the Hammer Coalition is asking all Hamilton citizens to denounce the organized hate and discrimination group that gathered at Terryberry Library on November
A virtual speaker series
Community-driven hate reporting tool to better understand hate incidents in greater Hamilton area. A project of HCCI and HARRC.
CAHN's guide to protecting the 2SLGBTQIA+ community from far-right activists
Recordings of the 2021 Anti-Hate Summit.
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