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A youth campaign of the Council of Europe for human rights online, to reduce the levels of acceptance of hate speech and to develop online youth participation and citizenship, including in Internet governance processes.

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Bookmarks: Confronting cyberbullying

Bookmarks: Confronting cyberbullying

The Movement is recommending this exercise that is especially suitable for the Safer Internet Day on 7th February to implement in a classroom or in […]

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Unite for a Better Internet | 7 February 2017

BE THE CHANGE! UNITE FOR A BETTER INTERNET! The No Hate Speech Movement is organising an Action Day for a Better Internet on 7th February 2017 in support of the Safer Internet Day. Please select from the following recommended actions. Follow the Action Day on our Facebook page or on Twitter @nohate_speech #nohatespeech #SID2017

ACTION 1

The Movement will post/tweet Open Questions at every hour 7 minutes how to make the Internet better on the action day. See the Facebook page or Twitter #nohatespeech and answer the questions in a comment or a tweet.

ACTION 2

Flag online hate speech content or cyberbullying on Hate Speech Watch, add your counter argument to the content and share it on your social media inviting others to reflect on your concern.

ACTION 3

The Movement activists produced Online Educational Tools and awareness raising content to improve Internet literacy and democracy online: cyberbullying, online safety and identifying fake news. You can share this content on social media.

ACTION 4

To support education for Internet literacy please find here 2 exercises from Bookmarks that can be implemented with young people in or out of school setting: Confronting Cyberbullying and Our Rights Online 

ACTION 5

Upload your photo to the No Hate Chain to Unite for a Better Internet!
 

ACTION 6

Read and share these personal stories of young people experiencing online hate speech and cyberbullying with their recommendations.

See the Call for Stories here.

 

 

 

 

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