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Documenting Hate: Everyday Hate by Everyday People

September 26, 2017/0 Comments/in Audio/VIdeo, Civic Engagement, Civics & Civil Spaces, Curated resources, High School, Informal Learning Spaces, Learning Setting, Promoting Social Emotional Learning & Thriving Among Immigrant Children & Youth, Resource Type, Social Inclusion/Exclusion, Social Studies, Subject, Themes, Topics/by Adam Strom

ProPublica, an independent, non-profit newsroom produces journalism in the public interest, discovered that there is no reliable national data on hate crimes in the United States. ProPublica explains:

At this point, there is simply no reliable national data on hate crimes. And no government agency documents lower-level incidents of harassment and intimidation, such as online or real-life bullying. Documenting and understanding all of these incidents – from hate-inspired murders to anti-Semitic graffiti to racist online trolling – requires new, more creative approaches.

That’s why we have marshaled a national coalition of news organizations, civil-rights groups and technology companies intent on creating a database of reported hate crimes and bias incidents.

In August 2017, LatinoUSA, a radio documentary program produced by the Futuro Media Group interviewed ProPublica’s Rachel Glickhouse about their work.

Use this link to learn more about the project.

Tags: Civic engagement, Hate Crimes, High school, prejudice, social inclusion/exclusion, Social Sciences, stereotypes, What are the conditions in the new land and how do these shape the experience of migration?
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