Action on Prejudice

Challenging Inequality and Hate

Resources and information to tackle discrimination and hate crime for a safer and more inclusive Scotland.

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AoP Live – free training

FREE training! AoP Live is an event for youth workers and other practitioners working in diverse …

Youth Activist Academy Launches

The Youth Activist Academy has officially launched. It will see a group of young people working …

From Mecca to Musselburgh

A toolkit for teachers, educational practitioners of religious education (R.E.) and youth workers to challenge stereotypes and misconceptions of Muslim women and communities.

Organisation: Amina MWRC

Link: mwrc.org.uk

Changing the fabric of society …

The announcement that the Time for Inclusive Education (TIE) Campaign has been successful in achieving LGBTI-inclusive …

From Mecca to Musselburgh – …

Amina – Muslim Women’s Resource Centre (MWRC) releases an online Scotland wide Secondary School toolkit for …

Modernising Hate Crime law

Public views sought as consultation opens. The Scottish Government is calling on the public to help …

The Ground We Share

Edinburgh Interfaith Association has created a new resource, The Ground We Share, talking about the beliefs of different faiths, addressing misconceptions and encouraging interfaith understanding.

Organisation: Edinburgh Interfaith Association

Link: actiononprejudice.info

Consultation on Scottish Hate Crime …

Consulting on Lord Bracadale’s recommendations as per his review of Hate Crime Legislation in Scotland.  The …

Police Scotland Youth Hub

Police Scotland’s first Facebook channel designed for young people in Scotland and dedicated internet pages will …

LGBTI inclusive education in schools

The Deputy First Minister has announced that Scotland will become the first country in the world …

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