According to the FBI, more than 10,000 people reported to law enforcement last year that they were the victim of a hate crime because of their race or ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, religion or disability — a number that has been on the rise in recent years. Please read the story at Madison365>
Student Ambassador Board Host United Against Hate Event at Dodgeville High School
Continuing Education Institute Launches New “We Are Many-United Against Hate” Course for High School Students
The University of Wisconsin – Platteville has always been a staunch advocate for promoting diversity and standing up against violence and hate. This summer, the university continues this trend with the launch of the Continuing Education Institute’s latest offering. How to Start Your Own “We Are Many-United Against Hate” Chapter is a collaboration between the university and Masood Akhtar, founder of We Are Many-United Against Hate, as well as Dr. Jeffrey Jacobson, a lifelong educator. Please see the article for more information>