Click Against Hate

Click Against Hate encourages online safety and leaves students with an understanding of the importance of standing up to hate and intolerance. Through discussion, videos, cartoons, memes and informative slides – and in a relaxed, informal environment – students are taught about possible dangers online (including bullying, scams, identity theft, trolling) and how to respond to them.

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bias , predujice , racism , inclusion , belonging , diversity , multicultural , hate , intolerance , bystander , stereotype , discrimination , bullying , trolling , online , danger , cyberbullying , anti-semitism , upstander

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