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The YWCA of Tucson Anti-Racism & Diversity Resource Directory

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Responding to Hate at School

Create an unwelcome environment for hate speech and symbols. Take a stand against hate literature, music, Web sites and E-mail. Designate one staff member to monitor hate Web sites.

Speak up when bigotry comes from colleagues. We all harbor stereotypes, but, left unchallenged, teachers can easily transmit theirs to students and be insensitive to bias in schools.

If a hate emergency occurs, focus on safety first. Take rumors of violence and bias incidents seriously. Set up a police liaison ahead of time. Set up a tip line or E-Mail box for hate events and rumors.

Support victims of harassment. Surround them with an atmosphere of protection and, if they wish, help from fellow students. Identify teachers or counselors as "safe contacts" for every type of bias event. Declare schools "hate-free zones".




What You Can Do To Combat Racism
You Can Promote Diversity at Your School
Classroom Activities for Promoting Tolerance
Resource Guides for Educators
Responding to Hate at School
Four Steps for Parents
Ten Ways to Fight Hate
Calendar of Events