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In this session, we will explore the untold stories behind the headlines that shape our understanding of hate and its impact on communities. Hear from journalists and community leaders who are on the front lines of reporting and responding to hate incidents and learn how these stories can drive change and foster understanding.
Understand how journalists bring attention to stories of hate and discrimination that often go unnoticed. Learn about the challenges and responsibilities of reporting on sensitive issues and how media coverage can influence public perception and policy.
Hear from legal representatives and other community leaders about their experiences in responding to hate incidents. Learn how communities are coming together to support victims, challenge stereotypes, and advocate for justice.
Explore the importance of amplifying community voices in the fight against hate. Learn how storytelling can be a powerful tool for raising awareness, building solidarity, and driving social change.
Disclaimer The information shared in the Engaged Communities Series is intended for general informational purposes only. The content discussed during the event is not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is formed by participating. Attendees are encouraged to consult with a qualified attorney for legal advice specific to their individual circumstances.
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