Compendium of Resources
The online compendium presents over 270 resources developed within the No Hate Speech Movement youth campaign by National Campaigns, partners and the Council of Europe.
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Report of the “No hate speech training course with youth workers”
Description: From 6 to 10 February in Oslo, Norway, the No Hate Speech Movement Norway, in co-operation with the National Agency of the ERASMUS+: Youth in Action office, organised a one-week training course on hate speech, using the manual Bookmarks. The training course, which brought together around 28 participants, aimed at developing the competences of participants on hate speech and how to tackle it with young people both online and offline, as well as to learn more about the tools and methods for addressing hate speech. This report provides a summary of the participants’ profiles, the programme of the training course, recommendations from the team, and a summary of the follow-up activities developed by participants.
Author(s): Norwegian National Agency for Erasmus+: Youth in Action (the Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs) in cooperation with the Norwegian National Campaign Committee for the No Hate Speech Movement and Ungdom og Fritid (The Norwegian national youth club organisation)
Published: On February, 2017.
Country: Norway.
