Posts tagged with ‘hate crime’
Stronger Together – making campus safe for everyone
Courses on unity in diversity and tackling misogyny will be shared with all first year students in […]
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Tags: diversity, edi, equality, hate crime, inclusivity, Stronger Together, Tackling misogyny
No Place for Hate
The University of Nottingham and the Students’ Union’s No Place for Hate campaign kicks off on […]
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Tags: diversity, edi, equality, Equality Diversity and Inclusion, Harassment, hate crime, inclusivity, No Place For Hate
Nottingham takes a stand against hate
Nottingham leaders united to take a stand against hate crime at a special event on Monday […]
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Volunteers needed for project on victims of violent/hate crime
Have you been the victim of a violent/hate crime? The University’s Human Rights Law Centre is looking for […]
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Tags: crime, hate crime, human rights, Human Rights Law Centre, research, study, violent crime
Responding to LGBT hate crime
Join the Rights and Justice Research Priority Area (RPA) for a debate on LGBT hate crime. Lynda Kelly of Nottinghamshire Police will be in discussion with RPA Postgraduate Director Hannah-Rose Murray on the issue of responding to hate crime through policing, community interaction and the concerns thereof.
Tags: Hannah-Rose Murray, hate crime, LGBT, LGBT History Month, LGBT History Month 2017, Lynda Kelly, Nottinghamshire Police, police, Rights and Justice, Rights and Justice RPA
Hate Crime in Nottingham and beyond
What is the rate of hate crime in Nottingham, and in the UK in general? Why do people avoid reporting it, and what can people within and outside the LGBT community do to spread awareness but also prevent crime? Over the course of the evening, David Edgeley from Rainbow Heritage will discuss how barriers to coming out affect the rate of reporting hate crime, and Sam Hope (an activist on LGBT rights) will focus on their work in campaigning against hate crime in Nottingham.
Tags: Centre for Research in Race and Rights, crime, David Edgeley, equality and diversity, hate crime, law, LGBT, LGBT History Month, LGBT History Month 2016, Nottinghamshire Police, people and culture, Rights and Justice, Sam Hope