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National Hate Crime Awareness Week #NHCAW
A week of hate crime awareness events around the UKOctober 8th, 2016So what are your local politicians, your local councils, your local police services and your local communities doing to raise hate crime awareness during this National Week? Let us know at info@17-24-30.org#NHCAW Launch event at St Paul’s Cathedral
A special service of Hope and Remembrance for all those affected by hate crime. Further details will be added shortly.October 8th, 2016The date for next year's launch event at St Paul's Cathedral has been confirmed for Saturday 8th October 2016Latest Twitter updates
- RT @eqtraining: Very powerful experiencing the word ‘Disabled’ being used as a shorthand for empowerment, resistance and power in tackling… 13 hours ago
- RT @eqtraining: 3 practical challenges in dealing with Disability Hate Crime : Lack of recognition Lack of reporting Lack of trust #BigL… 13 hours ago
- RT @eqtraining: Big problem of Disability hate crime is in the definition: ‘motivated by’ needs to be changed to ‘by reason of ‘ #BigLearni… 13 hours ago
- RT @MxDrewSimms: Proud to be an alumnus of a university doing such important work on how justice is less accessible to victims of disabilit… 13 hours ago
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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Tower Hamlets Police & Community Safety Board e-bulletin
As signed up members of Tower Hamlets “No Place for Hate” pledge we have just received our first copy of the new Tower Hamlets Police & Community Safety Board e-bulletin (click on the link below for download) Tower Hamlets Police_&_Community_Safety_Board_e-bulletin Distributed by … Continue reading
17-24-30 needs your support
In April 1999 David Copeland targeted the Black, Asian and Gay communities of Brixton, Brick Lane and Soho because he wanted to create a climate of fear that would divide our communities, ignite racial tensions and lead to the election … Continue reading
Posted in 05. Events, Affiliations, October - Vigils
Tagged 17-24-30, 17-24-30 no to hate crime campaign, Admiral Duncan, Bisexual, Brick Lane, Brixton, Brixton Bomb, Brixton Remembers, David Copeland, gay, Hate Crime, International day of Hope and Remembrance, Lesbian, London Nail Bomb Attacks, Mark Healey, Soho, Trafalgar Square, Transgender, Vigil, Vigil against Hate crime, Westmster
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Westminster Community/Police Engagement Group (CPEG)
Report by Mark Healey Yesterday (20th Sept) was the first time I attended the Westminster Community/Police Engagement Group since the former three Westminster CPEG groups (North, Central and South) were merged together. The meeting took place in the Council Chamber, … Continue reading
Posted in Westminster
Tagged 17-24-30, 17-24-30 no to hate crime campaign, Ascension Trust, Bisexual, Christian, Commander Bray, Community Police Engagement Group, CPEG, Faith, gay, Hate Crime, hate crime statistics, Lesbian, LGBT, London Nail Bomb Attacks, Mark Healey, Metropolitan Police Service, Safe Travel for All, Safer Neighbourhood Teams, Soho, Street Pastors, Transgender, Transport for London, Vigil, Vigil against Hate crime, Westminster, Westminster CPEG
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23rd Sept – “Bi Visability Day”
“Did you know that the 23rd of September is International Celebrate Bisexuality Day? Started by ILGA in 1999, “Bi Visibility Day” (as we call it in the UK) is a chance for bisexual people and their allies to celebrate being … Continue reading
“No to Hate Crime” Badge Appeal
The 17-24-30 steering group, as part of their fund-raising appeal this year have launched a badge appeal. They need to raise money to be able help fund this year’s Vigil against Hate Crime in Trafalgar Square (Oct 28th) and to finance some of the … Continue reading
Opening Doors Project
A request from Nick Maxwell who has asked us to promote the great work that he is doing with the “Opening Doors London” project. Age UK Camden’s “Opening Doors London”, in partnership with Age UKs in London, has launched a promotional … Continue reading
Posted in (e) Organisations UK, Camden
Tagged Age UK, Bisexual, gay, Lesbian, Nick Maxwell, Opening Doors London, Transgender
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