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Bias indicators

11.10.2019

Guide to Roma communities

Discover the complexities and diversities of Roma communities in this booklet, developed for the Facing All the Facts online course on understanding {...}

Bias indicators

11.10.2019

Guide to Muslim communities

Discover the complexities and diversities of Muslim communities in this booklet developed for the Facing All the Facts online course on understanding {...}

Bias indicators

14.08.2019

Guide to LGBT communities

Discover the complexities and diversities of LGBT communities in this booklet, developed for the Facing All the Facts online course on understanding {...}

Bias indicators

14.08.2019

Guide to migrant communities

Discover the complexities and diversities of migrant and refugee communities in this booklet, developed for the Facing All the Facts online course on {...}

Bias indicators

14.08.2019

Guide to disabled communities

Discover the complexities and diversities of disabled communities in this booklet, developed for the Facing All the Facts online course on {...}

Bias indicators

09.08.2019

Guide to Jewish communities

Discover the complexities and diversities of Jewish communities in this booklet, developed for the Facing All the Facts online course on {...}

Hate crime

09.08.2019

The development of hate crime reporting, recording and data collection standards and practice in Europe

This timeline and blog is one of the first outputs of the Facing all the Facts research work stream. It describes and critically analyses the {...}

Publications

08.08.2019

Compilation of international norms and standards on hate crime reporting, recording and data collection

This page lists international norms and standards on hate crime reporting, recording and data collection. It is a key output of the Facing all the {...}

Hate crime

08.08.2019

Journey of a hate crime with downloadable PDF

Using a workshop methodology, around 100 people across the 6 countries contributed to creating a victim-focused, multi-agency picture about what {...}

Resources

25.07.2019

Participatory and Designerly Strategies for Sociolegal Research Impact: Lessons from Research Aimed at Making Hate Crime Visible

Read the paper written by the Senior Researcher of Facing All the Facts, Joanna Perry together with Amanda Perry-Kessaris. Abstract: This paper {...}

Publications

02.07.2019

Connecting on hate crime: Recording and data collection – Emerging themes

Read the preliminary results of the Facing All the Facts project that were first published at the Facing All the Facts Multimedia {...}

News

15.06.2019

German online course on hate speech starts 29 August

Hate speech is a growing problem online and especially young users are frequently confronted with it. But how can you face this phenomenon? Answers {...}

News

03.06.2019

Beyond the “Big Three”: Alternative platforms for online hate speech

In recent years, most international studies on hate speech online have focused on the three platforms traditionally considered the most influential: {...}

Hate crime

19.04.2016

Disability Hate Crime: A Guide…

'According to the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights, efforts to combat discrimination, especially hate crime, have not been successful. {...}

Hate speech

03.03.2015

Facing Facts Forward Conference Report

Building on the success of the past four years, Facing Facts!, the innovative programme aiming to tackle the issue of hate crime in Europe, hosted {...}

Hate crime

11.04.2014

Mapping Report 2014 on Hate Crime Monitoring Training in Europe

In order to achieve a better understanding of the organisations we are working with, we administered an online survey for which we have received {...}

Hate crime

22.04.2013

MAPPING REPORT 2013 ON NGOS MONITORING WORK

In order to understand the extent to which data is collected by state actors and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), research needed to be done on {...}

Hate crime

19.11.2012

Facing Facts! 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 {...}