Stop the Hate
Stop the Hate
Do our Core Values align with you?
Fostering unity by working across racial groups and other impacted populations
Building unity through arts and cultural education
Working for peace through community-centered approaches for mutual respect/understanding
Working with government, non-profits and other institutions, to create systemic change
Wellness and healing for victims of HATE is a priority
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Parent Guide to Preventing and Addressing Bullying and Intolerance
Dealing with bullying is a delicate and complex procedure. The Not In Our School (NIOS) Parent Guide for Preventing and Addressing Bullying and Intolerance highlights what you—as a parent—CAN DO when your child is a victim of bullying. Acting rashly or not acting at all will do nothing to help your child, and this guide gives concrete and specific ideas on the best way to approach a very sensitive situation.
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Not In Our School (NIOS)
Lesson Activity Guides
While many effective programs and projects exist to end student bullying and improve school climate, NIOS offers a unique opportunity to link and amplify many unified voices working against intolerance and hate in campaigns across the country. NIOS is not a cookie cutter program; it is a network of school-led initiatives that share common beliefs, but not prescribed activities. Click Below to watch videos, student-led assemblies & more.
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Stand Up to Hate.
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Bullying Prevention
Immigrant, Black, Jewish, Muslim, and LGBTQ students continue to be targets of relentless harassment and bullying. We can make a difference in transforming school environments into safe and inviting communities for all students.
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North State Resources
This section is currently being updated to reflect community intervention programs provided by the North State. Contact your local county services to learn more about wellness support groups & youth intervention programs.
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CA Vs. Hate ~ Report It
All victims and witnesses of hate incidents and hate crimes can report and are eligible for free hotline support services. California vs Hate is not affiliated with law enforcement, and you can report anonymously.
CDSS Grant Details
CAIC – and our community partners have focused their efforts on populations with intersectional marginalized identities and other factors that increase their risk for experiencing bias and hate crimes, including Black/African Americans, Native American, Latinx, LGBTQ+, religious minorities, and people with disabilities.
Work Plan
STH grant funds will empower our CAIC and local community to grow in size, diversity, and composition, including law enforcement participation, to provide cultural input, develop a long-term strategy and implement ongoing services.
Budget
CAIC will lead efforts in primary and secondary prevention programs identified in the STH Work Plan for the general public in Chico and Oroville. This collaborative position will plan, develop, implement and support programs that deepen understanding and empathy through social events, public displays, and educational opportunities that unite our community.
