EVENTS

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July 26, 2010 Program at Los Angeles City Hall: Empowering People With Disabilities

Social gathering for the First Lady of the Republic of Zambia at FOX Entertainment Studios

Lost Boys of Sudan at Hollywood High School

Witness Humanity at UCLA

Where are we today

Corporate Council on Niger Delta Affairs Conference Report

Finding People and Justice in Africa

PREVENT HATE builds custom-made, international training and networking programs that:

• enhance services for socially disadvantaged groups;
• promote social development;
• foster public-private partnerships;
• focus upon sustainability;
• build the community affairs skills of municipal officials;
• develop democratic institutions where required.

Programs include consultation and an exchange of skilled delegations between internationals and California (normally Los Angeles) to interface and work closely with local professionals, agencies, institutions, organizations, and communities. Training often creates strategic partnerships, and facilitates the leverage of education and resources between communities. PREVENT HATE training programs provide best practices to:

• suppress bias and foster integration;
• enhance social development;
• promote community relations;
• foster sustainable development;
• improve civic engagement with diverse populations;
• defend human rights.

For all training programs, PREVENT HATE works very closely with diverse agencies and organizations to plan and execute highly interactive, individualized workshops. Training programs are experiential, community-based efforts consisting of hands-on field work coupled with relevant education.