The state University of New York (CUNY) and United Against Hate co-hosted a webinar. The 2-hour in-depth discussion of the prevalent problem to evaluate the root cause of hate, how to overcome it, and how to find unity across the divides by presenting real-life powerful stories. The discussion featured three board members of We Are Many-United Against Hate (WAM-UAH): Daryl Johnson, a subject matter expert on organized hate groups and domestic terrorism; Arno Michaelis, former White Supremacist who recruited people into supremacist hate group; Pardeep Kaleka, a former police officer whose father was killed in the Sikh Temple shooting in Wisconsin in 2012. Also joining the discussions was WAM-UAH’s founder, entrepreneur, and Anti- Hate Activist Masood Akhtar. The panel was moderated by Sahana Gupta, Chief Diversity Officer for the School of Professional Studies and School of Public Health, and Member of CUNY’s University Advisory Council on Diversity (UACD).
Lake Mills High School Students Recall Positive Takeaways From The Youth Unity Summit
Students and staff across southern Wisconsin filled McFarland High School in early March to attend the Youth Unity Summit, with the goal of learning about love and hate through conversations and activities. See the article here>
Stoughton High School Joins As Chapter of United Against Hate
We Are Many – United Against Hate is pleased to announce that Stoughton High School as joined the ever growing movement. They have launched Stoughton United, their chapter of We Are Many – United Against Hate.