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Facing Facts Forward

SIGN UP: FACING FACTS FORWARD EUROPEAN CONFERENCE

A Victim-Centred Approach to Tackling Hate Crime

Building on the success of the past four years, Facing Facts! is happy to announce its new phase: Facing Facts Forward!. This new phase will include, among the other things, a European Conference in Brussels on the subject of recording and reporting of hate crimes. Sign up now for the conference now, deadline for registration is February 6th!

Building on the success of the past four years, Facing Facts! is happy to announce its new phase: Facing Facts Forward! This new phase will include, among the other things, a European Conference in Brussels on the subject of recording and reporting of hate crimes.

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Facing Facts Forward! European Conference

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Building on the success of the past four years, Facing Facts! is happy to announce its new phase: Facing Facts Forward! This new phase will include, among the other things, a European Conference in Brussels on the subject of recording and reporting of hate crimes.

Guidelines Workshop

Guidelines Workshop April 2012 (c) CEJI

In April 2012, the partnership and project experts, drawing from the pool of respondents to the data mapping survey, invited 5 organizations representing good practices in hate crime monitoring, and reflecting a geographic and issue-based diversity, to participate in a workshop to finalize the Guidelines for setting quality, comparable standards.

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The Hague (Wikipedia)

The Expert Meeting took place in The Hague in January 2012. The meeting was designed to help identify distinguishing criteria and practices to be followed when reporting hate crime. The experts represented an internationally diverse group of organizations with various focuses and expertise.

Mapping Survey

Online survey

The mapping activity kicked off in 2011 constituted an easy, on-line survey which allowed the project’s team to generate the participation of organizations monitoring a variety of biases motivating hate crime. By completing the survey, organisations gained access to participate in two other subsequent activities, the Guidelines Workshop and Train-the-Trainer seminar.

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Contact

Facing Facts! is co-ordinated by CEJI – A Jewish Contribution to an Inclusive Europe.

For more information about any aspect of the project please contact CEJI's Community Affair Coordinator Melissa Sonnino