PREVENTING HATE crime by dealing with the beliefs and attitudes that can lead to hate crime Outcome Key Task Description Lead Partner(s) Timescales Deliver the Birmingham Eradicating Hate Crime project, which works with local primary and secondary schools to: tackle bullying and hate crime Tell Mama ongoing encourage debate and integration help prepare pupils for life in a diverse society Young Person Partnership Officers to liaise with educational establishments and youth WM Police ongoing organisations to facilitate discussions on hate crime Young people are provided with the resources to identify hate crime and Liaise with Birmingham SACRE to see if awareness of hate crime issues can be challenge the beliefs that can lead incorporated into revisions of the 24 Dispositions to it Review the learning provided by Safeside to see if knowledge of hate crime is included WM Fire in any of its programmes Service Liaise with Safeside around developing content on hate crime if not currently included Birmingham Promote British values to pupils ongoing schools Different communities are provided the opportunity to share their Run a series of community engagement events aimed at reducing hate crime by March – concerns and aspirations, and are brap improving understanding across communities Nov 2017 supported to live with demographic change All Birmingham residents are made Birmingham to feel part of the city through clear, The Partnership to discuss the creation of a campaign or Birmingham that Hate Crime 24 April ‘brand’ consistent messaging from partners celebrates the inclusion and integration of a range of different people Reduction 2017 and wider civil society Partnership
PREVENTING HATE crime by dealing with the beliefs and attitudes that can lead to hate crime Outcome Key Task Description Lead Partner(s) Timescales Young people are provided with the resources to identify hate crime and challenge the beliefs that can lead to it Deliver the Birmingham Eradicating Hate Crime project, which works with local primary and secondary schools to: tackle bullying and hate crime encourage debate and integration help prepare pupils for life in a diverse society Tell Mama ongoing Young Person Partnership Officers to liaise with educational establishments and youth organisations to facilitate discussions on hate crime WM Police ongoing Liaise with Birmingham SACRE to see if awareness of hate crime issues can be incorporated into revisions of the 24 Dispositions Review the learning provided by Safeside to see if knowledge of hate crime is included in any of its programmes WM Fire Service Liaise with Safeside around developing content on hate crime if not currently included Promote British values to pupils Birmingham schools ongoing Different communities are provided the opportunity to share their concerns and aspirations, and are supported to live with demographic change Run a series of community engagement events aimed at reducing hate crime by improving understanding across communities brap March – Nov 2017 All Birmingham residents are made to feel part of the city through clear, consistent messaging from partners and wider civil society The Partnership to discuss the creation of a campaign or Birmingham ‘brand’ that celebrates the inclusion and integration of a range of different people Birmingham Hate Crime Reduction Partnership 24 April 2017