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Suffolk Hate Crime Conference 17 Oct 2019 #NoHateinSuffolk
National Hate Crime Awareness Week 12-19 October 2019
Below is some information about the Suffolk Hate Crime Conference, which brought together over 150 partners from many agencies across Suffolk over 2 events.
The conference was organised by Suffolk County Council and Suffolk Constabulary, alongside: Norfolk and Suffolk Victim Care, Ipswich Community Safety Partnership, Western Community Safety Partnership, Eastern Community Safety Partnership, and members of the Suffolk Hate Crime Network and was held on on Thursday 17th October 2019.
The event gave an opportunity for delegates to listen to the experiences of some inspirational speakers, including representatives from Guide Dogs who provided a moving personal insight into the impact of hate crime. A session was also delivered by AlterEgo; http://www.alteregocreativesolutions.co.uk/fth/ a ‘not for profit’ Social Enterprise who specialise in using drama and related media to raise awareness around complex social issues through a thought provoking theatre display.
Throughout the day there were opportunities to meet members of the Suffolk Hate Crime Network who provided information stalls to raise awareness of their organisations, their work and the support available across the county.
You can access some of the documentation from the day here:
Suffolk-Hate-Crime-Conference-Stall-Holders Oct 2019
Hate-Crime-Awareness-(trifold-leaflet) Final version Nov 2019
To report a hate crime online, use these links to Suffolk Constabulary and the True Vision website:
https://www.suffolk.police.uk/contact-us/report-something/5-report-it-hate-crime-or-incident
http://www.report-it.org.uk/home
A short video produced by the Localities and Partnership Team, designed to raise awarness of hate crime and work being undertaken in Suffolk to support victims was also launched at this event and can be viewed here
Warning – there is some harrowing content at the beginning of this film