From Victor to Ekalaka, some Montana public schools students will learn about acceptance and respect for others through anti-hate and anti-bullying boxes put together by the Montana Jewish Project. Read the article here>
Anti-Hate in Education Center in New York City
The inaugural convening of the Anti-Hate in Education Center in New York was held on Dec. 5 at Manhattan’s Center for Jewish History to kick off discussions regarding complex hate and discrimination issues, and how they can be addressed through education. Read the article here>
United Against Hate Wins Grant From The Green Bay Packers Foundation
The Green Bay Packers Foundation has been giving back to Wisconsin’s communities since it was established in 1986 by Judge Robert J. Parins, then president of Green Bay Packers, Inc. “as a vehicle to assure continued contributions to charity.” It is a component of Green Bay Packers Give Back, the all-encompassing community outreach initiative.
United Against Hate along with a representative from Wisconsin Rapids High School attended the award ceremony in the Atrium at Lambeau Field and accepted the cash award. The award will be utilized to hold the second annual summit at Wisconsin Rapids in order to bring together area High School students to identify and discuss how to build Unity in class rooms and communities and develop strategies, to create multi-school networks to facilitate communication and collaboration, and to provide opportunities for students to collaborate with experts within local communities and beyond. Read the article here>.
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