Manchester Community Action Champions: Focus on 'hate' and the 'extreme' right

Do you live or work in Burnage, Longsight, Levenshulme, or Moss Side?

Would you like to …

Share information and knowledge about the local community?
Develop your understanding about issues of hateful extremism, prejudice, and discrimination?
Enhance your skills in problem-solving and conflict resolution?
Workshop 4: Focus on ‘hate’ and the ‘extreme’ right. How do we define these terms? What does it mean for our communities? What happens when political opinions lead to the promotion of hatred – and what is the best response?

This is the fourth workshop in a series.

Sign up for the ones you are interested in!
Take part as many as you like!
Each session makes sense on its own – or sign up for a few, or all of them! The themes and issues will inter-connect...
To find out more about the other workshops in the series contact: info@peace-foundation.org.uk that

These sessions are funded by the RADEQUAL campaign, Manchester’s community response to building resilience to prejudice, hate, and extremism.

The Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Peace Foundation is a charity that was set up by the parents of the boys who were tragically killed in the IRA bombing of Warrington in 1993.

Date And Time
Thu, 25 February 2021

18:00 – 20:00 GMT

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