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WHY IS HATE CRIME MONITORING IMPORTANT?
Learn how to responsibly, professionally and powerfully monitor hate crimes with our online course. Watch the video
FACING FACTS! ONLINE COURSE ON HATE CRIME AND HATE SPEECH
Find out more about our growing online trainings offer on hate crime and hate speech for individual activists, civil society organisations, law enforcement and governments. Read more
READ INTERVIEWS WITH OUR HATE CRIME EXPERTS
Read interviews with experts in the field of hate crime monitoring published in the Facing Facts! Forward Conference Report. Read More
HATE CRIME MONITORING GUIDELINES
Collecting data, analysing it and reporting on hate crime can provide communities and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) with a powerful tool with which to present their concerns to government, law enforcement, media and others. Find out more on best practice.
Welcome to Facing Facts!
Facing Facts! is a civil society initiative that aims to improve the recognition and recording of (and responses to) hate crime and hate speech at national level and beyond by working across civil society and public authorities.
Facing Facts! and eMORE's contribution to the Brussels-based React to Racism campaign, Respect dans ma ville, respect en ville (Respect in my city, respect online) will be launched on the 5th February with a training for volunteers on hate speech.
The majority of internet users have witnessed or been a victim of online harassment. It is time to stand up against hatred and take action! The Facing Facts course on online hate speech provides the perfect opportunity. For a detailed course description, click here.
Facing all the Facts has officially started October 15th! The Facing Facts team an the partners all are eager to work on this new exciting phase of the project.
The highly successful Facing Facts training has been transformed into two online courses on identifying, monitoring and countering hate crime and hate speech.
On December 7th, 10 international experts met in Brussels to develop contents for the new Facing Facts online course on hate crime for national decision-makers and influencers
Join your peers from all over Europe and beyond to learn how to identify, monitor and counter hate crime, with support from experienced tutors and practitioners in the field! Sign up now! Registration closes November 10Th
CEJI is pleased to announce the recent partnership with the EU funded project eMORE aiming to gain a greater understanding of the phenomena of hate speech online.
Last week Facing Facts convened in Rome representatives of Italian law enforcement, Ministry of justice, Equality body and CSOs to improve the recognition and recording of hate crime in Italy.