
Did you know that, according to the FBI, college and university campuses are the third most likely place where hate crimes occur? Did you also know that 70% of students who become the target of bias during their first year of college consider leaving school? Creating a safe space for students to learn and for staff to work is a critical part of every school's retention and persistence efforts. There are many effective best practices that can not only prevent hate crimes, but also attract students to your campus because it provides a safe place for them to be.
Stop the Hate is a 3-day training for trainers program that empowers faculty, staff, administrators, and students with knowledge and skills to provide education and awareness about hate crimes and bias incident prevention. Our program gives participants to the tools create an action plan to positively impact the campus community. We can bring Stop the Hate to your campus or you can send participants to one of our programs offered annually on the east coast and west coast. For more information about upcoming programs or to learn how to bring Stop the Hate to your campus, go to www.stophate.org
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