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Sunday 18 – Saturday 24 October is Glasgow Hate Crime Awareness Week.

To mark the launch of the week on Monday there will be an online launch event.

Glasgow is no Place for Hate ⁠
Mon 19 Oct, 14:00 – 15:30. ⁠

They are launching the campaign this year with our first ever online event. It features film from the Purple Poncho Players, who use music, comedy and drama to share experiences of disability; performances of the best entries from Glasgow schools poetry competition on the topic of disability hate crime; a live question and answer session with Police Scotland and the Procurator Fiscal and a chance to find out more about hate crime. ⁠

Have you ever wondered what hate crime means? Do you hear the term used but are not sure what it is? This event is for anyone who wants to find out more about hate crime, what it is, what we can do about it and how we can come together to make Glasgow an even better place where everyone is respected and lives in safety. We will look at all forms of hate crime but with an emphasis on disability hate crime. Please join us in making Glasgow No Place for Hate in 2020. ⁠

To attend the event, you need to register here. 


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