According to the New Zealand Police, hate crimes and hate incidents can encompass a broad range of acts, including threatening behavior, harassment, verbal abuse, online abuse, criminal damage, assault, and sexual violence. It is crucial to report these incidents to prevent them from happening to others.
Our charitable trust considers hate crime a significant concern that poses a threat to a cohesive Aotearoa. Therefore, we aim to spread awareness about reporting hate crimes through education, providing resources, and partnering with other organizations that can offer assistance. The following services will be provided:
Hate Crime Reporting Training
Workshops and training collaborations to create awareness about hate crime prevention and reporting in schools and other workplace settings
Advocacy and Promoting Inclusive Schools
Conversations and speaking sessions on hate crime and hate speech, including dealing with issues such as Islamophobia
Supporting Victims
Working alongside the government and other community organizations to support individuals and families and drive meaningful change
Hate Crime Prevention Resources
Providing a list and online library of available local and international resources and links on hate crimes and prevention. Researching and publishing articles on the hate crime situation in New Zealand