Are you someone who works, volunteers, or regularly engages with people at risk of being targeted by hate crime in Brent? If so, you are invited to join our free training to learn about supporting victims and share your views to help shape future support services in Brent.
About the Training
Funded by Brent Council, these 3-hour sessions, delivered by Protection Approaches, will ensure participants will feel more equipped to offer initial basic support and signposting to victims of hate crime, as well as more able to raise awareness of hate crime among the communities they work with. Sessions cover:
- Understand hate crime - Learn what hate crime is, the different forms it takes, and its impact on individuals and communities.
- Recognise and respond - understand how and where to report it and learn how to support victims.
- Strengthen communities - Gain practical tools to help make Brent a safer and more inclusive place for everyone.
Listening to you
The sessions are not only training sessions, it is also our opportunity to hear from you about:
- The scale of hate crime in Brent – What are people experiencing?
- Barriers to support – Why might victims not report incidents or seek help?
- Gaps in services – What`s missing, and how can support be improved?
Your insights will form part of a research report that will shape Brent’s future hate crime services.
Registration
Please book your place for the session via this eventbrite page. Joining details for the session will be emailed to participants 48 hours ahead of the workshop. Spaces are very limited so please cancel if you are no longer able to make the session so that your ticket can be released to another participant.
Location:
Willesden Jewish Cemetery (United Synagogue)
Beaconsfield Road
Willesden
NW10 2JE
