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New understandings of hate crime: Hate Relationships and their implications for policy and practice

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12 November 2021 - 12 November 2021

9:30AM - 12:30PM

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This free online event will launch new research conducted by Durham and Northumbria Universities in partnership with Connected Voice’s Hate Crime Advocacy Service

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Join us to explore how we work together to respond to Hate Relationships:

  • Summary of the new Hate Relationship concept
  • Hate Crime Advocacy Service-users: experiences and impact of hate relationships
  • Hate Crime Advocate: what is advocacy and how it helps
  • Kim McGuinness, Northumbria Police & Crime Commissioner: funding the innovative Hate Crime Advocacy Service
  • Catherine Donovan and Stephen Macdonald (University of Durham) and John Clayton (Northumbria University): Re-thinking repeat reports of hate crime/incidents as Hate Relationships based on coercive control
  • Panel and discussion: gaps and opportunities
  • Call to action: the way forward

 

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Sign up via Eventbrite here: New understandings of hate crime Tickets, Fri 12 Nov 2021 at 09:30 | Eventbrite

 

 

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