Author: Joanna Perry I recently finished a three week Artificial Intelligence (AI) ‘bootcamp’ led by online learning design expert Dr {...}
Authors: Annabelle Betz, Melissa Sonnino, Joanna Perry, Daniel HellerFacing Facts, coordinated by CEJI, works to better understand and address hate {...}
The intersectional approach is a perspective on discrimination that already has a long history. From its roots in the activism of the Black women of {...}
Author: Margarita S. Ilieva Co-author: Annabelle Betz The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) backs the French {...}
In this blog, Facing Facts Network Members Amina El-Gamal, Senior Expert and Coordinator of (Trans-)National Cooperation for ZARA – Civilcourage {...}
By Joanna Perry, Melissa Sonnino and Daniel Heller This blog reflects on our experience of running the Facing Facts Online {...}
This blog reflects on the Network’s policy and research-focused work for this year and some of our learning so far. Facing Facts has had a strong {...}
ENG | ITA By Murilo Henrique Cambruzzi, Researcher at the Osservatorio Antisemitismo of the Fondazione CDEC {...}
How we use our research findings to inform our online learning design From the beginning of the Facing Facts journey, our core aim has been to {...}
Facing Facts launched its first online course on hate speech in February 2017. With only 12 participants signing up for the cohort, it was nowhere {...}
In this blog, Lucia Gori, Hate Crime trainer and Officer of the Italian National Police, tells us about her team's experience of working with {...}
By Joanna Perry Pre-COVID, online learning was often presented as the cheaper and more efficient way to deliver training. Now, moving online is {...}
In March 2020 we suddenly woke up in a completely different world. The COVID-19 outbreak has changed our lives and led to the beginning of a period {...}
Why are we starting a blog? Online learning on hate crime, hate speech and bias is a relatively new, yet fast developing, area of international {...}