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Stop The Hate Training For Trainers Program - New Dates Announced

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Did you know that, according to last year's FBI crime statistics, college campuses are among the third most common location for a hate crime to occur? Did you also know that race is the most common bias motivation in reported hate crimes? You can learn more about hate crimes and bias incidents and how to be active in preventing hate crimes on your campus by attending one of our upcoming Stop the Hate Training for Trainers programs.

The Stop the Hate Training for Trainers program is a 3-day intensive course that includes twelve different learning modules. Attendees are involved in a wide variety of learning activities and exercises designed to prepare them to work actively on their campus to prevent hate and bias incidents. Each participant receives a training manual with over 250 pages of content and learning activities contributed by our educational partners. In addition, participants who complete the 3-day program receive a certificate and exclusive access to the Stop the Hate Action Center, an online resource with even more instructional materials.

UPCOMING PROGRAMS NOW OPEN FOR REGISTRATION

Stop the Hate - East Coast: December 6 through 8, 2010 in Charlotte, North Carolina
Stop the Hate - West Coast: March 31 through April 2, 2010 in Napa, California

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

If you are interested in bringing Stop the Hate to your campus, we offer two different ways to host a program. Learn more by visiting our website at www.stophate.org

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