DIGITAL TRAINING

RESPONDING TO HATE AND EXTREMISM

A suite of digital training modules which will equip you with evidence of ‘what works’ in challenging hate and extremism and in supporting those affected by it.

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DIGITAL TRAINING

RESPONDING TO HATE AND EXTREMISM

A suite of digital training modules which will equip you with evidence of ‘what works’ in challenging hate and extremism and in supporting those affected by it.

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University of Leicester

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ABOUT THE TRAINING

RESPONDING TO HATE AND EXTREMISM

There is growing evidence to show that levels of hate and extremism are rising across the UK and beyond, causing devastation to victims and their families and spreading mistrust within communities. Within a climate of heightened tensions and widening divisions, it is imperative that organisations across different sectors deliver effective, evidence-based responses to victims, perpetrators and wider communities.

The Centre for Hate Studies has developed this series of digital training modules to support better understanding and responses to hate and extremism. Hosted on an interactive digital platform, training is designed to support a range of practitioners at all levels.

Registering for an account will provide you with free access to the suite of modules. For a small fee (£15 per module), you can purchase a certificate of completion from the Centre for Hate Studies which is endorsed by the University of Leicester.

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Developed by world-leading hate crime experts at the Centre for Hate Studies
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Certificate of completion from the University of Leicester

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Evidence-based guidance drawn from contemporary research from across the world
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Real life case studies and good practice recommendations
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Rated as outstanding by previous learners

WHO IS THIS TRAINING FOR?

No previous knowledge of hate crime or extremism is required to complete the modules successfully. Those with intermediate or advanced levels of knowledge will further their understanding through accessing the wide-range of resources, interactive activities and case studies which are embedded throughout the modules.

Hate crime and extremism are significant social problems which present challenges for communities across the country and for professionals working within a range of sectors, including criminal justice, education, local government, health and social care. The training modules will be particularly beneficial for those who work within these sectors.

All individual digital training modules can be completed in one go, or can be undertaken in stages.

ABOUT THE CENTRE FOR HATE STUDIES

Based at the University of Leicester, the Centre for Hate Studies is the world’s leading academic centre on hate and extremism. We work with organisations all over the world to improve responses through evidence-based training, research and evaluation.

Over the course of the last 15 years, the research conducted by the Centre for Hate Studies has substantially improved awareness and understanding of hate crime and its associated harms; and transformed responses to victims and perpetrators through the development of new strategies, changes to reporting mechanisms, and the enrichment of training packages and interventions. You can find out more here.

TRAINING MODULES

There are seven modules in the ‘Responding to Hate and Extremism‘ suite.

ENGAGING WITH DIVERSITY

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improve your knowledge of the perceptions and experiences of diverse communities;
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enhance your understanding of how best to gain access to and engage with diverse communities; and
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provide you with good practice guidance to enable you to develop effective and sustainable methods of engagement.
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PREVENTING HATE AND EXTREMISM

This training will:
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enhance your understanding of the more ‘extreme’ and everyday forms of hate perpetration;
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improve your knowledge of the motivations and causations of hate perpetration; and
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provide you with good practice guidance to enable you to develop and run offender behaviour interventions.
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SUPPORTING VICTIMS OF HATE CRIME

This training will:

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develop your knowledge of the nature and extent of hate crime;
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enhance your understanding of the emotional, physical and health impacts of hate crime; and
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provide you with the tools you need to support hate crime victims more effectively.
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TACKLING RELIGIOUSLY MOTIVATED HATE CRIMES

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improve your understanding of the different forms that religiously motivated-hate crime takes;
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provide a better understanding of the impacts of religiously-motivated hate crime on victims, families and communities; and
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assist you to be better placed to respond to religiously-motivated hate crime more effectively.
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HATE CRIME IN HIGHER EDUCATION

This training will:

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develop your knowledge of how hate, hostility and harassment affect students within higher education;
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enable you to help universities tackle these issues more effectively; and
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provide you with the information to support students and staff who are affected by hate crime.
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HATE CRIME ON PUBLIC TRANSPORT

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enhance your awareness of the types of incidents that can impact victims on public transport;
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develop your understanding of which groups are particularly susceptible to being targeted on public transport; and
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improve your confidence in managing such incidents and supporting the victim.
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Access for organisations

If you are interested in purchasing any or all of the digital training modules to add to your existing learning management system, please contact us for further information and pricing.

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TESTIMONIALS

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SUZETTE DAVENPORT

Former Chief Constable
Gloucestershire Constabulary

“The training delivered to our senior leaders and frontline officers was really effective and has certainly made an impact in terms of people’s knowledge and understanding of such crimes.”

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YEN SWIFT

District Crown Prosecutor
Crown Prosecution Service

“The training was highly informative and relevant to my role in the CPS. The training was insightful and I found it so useful that I recommended it to my Unit as a whole and colleagues from around the country travelled to attend.”

CONTACT

If you have any queries then please get in touch with us using the form below.

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The Centre for Hate Studies, Department of Criminology,
University of Leicester, 154 Upper New Walk,
Leicester, LE1 7QA, UK

0116 252 3784

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