Do you want to hack online hate?
Online hate speech is a growing problem. Education is part of the solution.
How does it work?
The SELMA Toolkit offers:
Over 100 easy-to-access and customisable resources for teachers and other professionals working with children and young people.
A wealth of flexible and hands-on activities which you can run as one-off sessions to trigger immediate engagement and effect.
Clear guidance on how to build more comprehensive and sustained pathways of change.
Nine thematic questions, three focus angles
The SELMA Toolkit addresses questions such as:
Social and Emotional Learning
It helps young people develop self-awareness, self-management, social awareness and relationship skills.
Media Literacy
It gives young people the ability to analyse, evaluate and create online media messages across a variety of contexts.
Citizenship Education
It empowers teenagers to make constructive and ethical choices about personal behaviour and social interactions.
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May SELMA focus: Promoting tolerance and empathy online
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When online hate speech goes extreme: The case of hate crimes
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