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Hate Crime Prevention Champion Training

Become a Hate Crime Prevention Champion:

We have three Hate Crime Prevention Champion training sessions scheduled for the next few months (please note, you only need to attend one session):

  • Tuesday 25th June – 1-2.45pm

  • Tuesday 16th July – 10-11.45am 

  • Wednesday 14th August – 11am-12.45pm

Please email hatecrime@islington.gov.uk to express your interest in one of the sessions. 

  • What is the Hate Crime Prevention Champion scheme?

    • Help tackle Hate Crime by becoming a Hate Crime Prevention Champion. Many hate crimes are not reported and victims often suffer in silence. We believe everyone deserves to live free from fear and abuse. We are asking you to help us raise awareness of hate crime, so more people know how to report it and access support.

  • What you will do as a Hate Crime Prevention Champion

    • Encourage the reporting of hate crime/hate incidents

    • Promote community understanding and awareness of hate crime, e.g., by distributing leaflets, holding events and/or attending hate crime events

    • Identify when a hate crime may have occurred

    • Support victims to report hate crime and signpost them to support services

    • Engage with the work delivered by the Islington Hate Crime Forum

    • Deliver at least three hate crime activities a year, this could include anything from displaying hate crime leaflets at an event you’re attending, speaking about hate crime at a meeting or hosting a specific event to raise awareness of hate crime amongst your community/colleagues.

  • What you will get as a Hate Crime Prevention Champion

  • Free training delivered by Islington Community Safety Team, including an opportunity to ask questions 

  • An improved understanding and confidence in speaking about hate crime 

  • Certificate of recognition 

  • Access to free hate crime resources 

  • Invites to hate crime events organised by Islington Hate Crime Forum 

  • Access to support from Islington Community Safety Team and Islington Hate Crime Forum if you have any questions or you are in contact with a victim of hate crime.

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