United Against Hate Week

The United Against Hate Campaign provides communities with a network, support, and resources to respond to and prevent hate and build inclusion and equity for all. Every year during United Against Hate Week, local governments, city leaders, community groups, faith groups, schools, and law enforcement agencies throughout California and across the U.S. plan and participate in rallies, film screenings, art projects, community dialogues, poetry slams, educational sessions, and many other locally designed activities. United Against Hate (UAH) Week provides an opportunity to: - Affirm community values of safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging for all - Counter toxic, but often loud and clear, messages of hate and hostility - Elevate the voices of targets of hate and create opportunities to share stories of the impact of harm and the power of community support - Strengthen lines of communication and build trust between city leaders and communities targeted by hate - Build connections between different groups in the community and increase understanding and empathy - Foster important conversations and plan broad-based community action to respond to hate and bias incidents - Educate about local hate crime reporting protocols established by law enforcement agencies and community liaisons - Build support for year-round programming that convenes and connects residents