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Intersectionality: a necessary approach in the fight against antigypsyism
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 {...}
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Hate speech in online social platforms: An intersectional case of antisemitism and homolesbobitransphobia in the Italian context
ENG | ITA By Murilo Henrique Cambruzzi, Researcher at the Osservatorio Antisemitismo of the Fondazione CDEC {...}
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Hate speech training in Europe over 5 years
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 {...}
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Online learning on hate crime, hate speech and bias: Connecting theory and practice
By Joanna Perry Pre-COVID, online learning was often presented as the cheaper and more efficient way to deliver training. Now, moving online is {...}
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Hate crime and hate speech, reflection on policy and practice from Facing Facts
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 {...}
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