Online training

On the 18th and 25th April we will be hosting online training on how to have more effective conversations and shift people with prejudiced views.

We are hosting two 1 hour taster sessions at lunch time, and a lengthier 2 hour session in the evening.

Register now to book a space!

How to deal with conversations like...

“I'm not racist, but...”

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“You're alright, it's the others...”

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The session includes:

What challenges do we face? Understanding where people sit on issues of migration, identity, culture and multiculturalism.
What works / doesn’t work when challenging people with prejudiced views?
Learning lessons from campaigners in the states (case study).
Putting skills into practice in the community (a plan for action).

Our research - http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/research/fear-and-hope-2017/

Our workshop in the community - https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/dec/23/challenging-prejudice-constructively-hope-not-hate

Booking for this event has now closed.

Event details

Where

Online

When

Start: 18^th April, 2018 at 12:00am

End: 25^th April, 2018 at 12:00am

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