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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
- RT @GreenwichDpac: #BigLearningEvent2019 forgot the photos https://t.co/PbkGiZpIYV 13 hours ago
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Monthly Archives: May 2012
HMD 2013 Communities Together: Build a bridge
The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust has announced the theme for Holocaust Memorial Day 2013 Imagine waking up to find that the neighbours you have known all your life and even sat next to at school, now walk past you without stopping, … Continue reading
Resonance 104.4fm
Out in South London is broadcast live every Tuesday at 6:30pm and repeated every Sunday at 7.30pm. Resonance 104.4 FM is a London based non-profit community radio station run by the London Musicians’ Collective. ResonanceFM describes itself as ‘the world’s … Continue reading
Statement: Harvey Milk Day 22 May 2012
Foundation STATEMENT on HARVEY MILK DAY, MAY 22, 2012 by Harvey’s nephew, STUART MILK co-founder and chair of the HARVEY MILK FOUNDATION. Today my uncle would have been 82 years old, however, he gave us his life 32 years … Continue reading
Jason Gibilaro exhibiting 26 May – 9 June
Check out Jason Gibilaro’s website click here.
Stop Hate UK – Spring Newsletter 2012
We’ve just received the latest Newsletter from Stop Hate UK, a national charity who offer support to victims of Hate Crime in various locations across the UK. This newsletter covers: Where we work: The Stop Hate Line Anti-social behaviour and … Continue reading
17-24-30 support Walk For Life 2012
Ryan and I popped down to Potters Field, near the GLA building to support the start of this year’s Walk for Life which is organised by the Terrence Higgins Trust. This was our third year attending the event on behalf … Continue reading
