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Dear Friend,
We’re excited to share highlights from recent gatherings that reinforced our mission and expanded our impact.
At The Hague’s Advanced Summer Programme on Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism, our leadership gained crucial global perspectives on today’s toxic information environment and dangerous political polarization that incite hate-fueled violence.
At the Eradicate Hate Global Summit, we connected with leading anti-hate experts from diverse fields—from tech companies to law enforcement, mental health professionals to academic researchers. While most summit discussions centered on preventing individual involvement, our participation emphasized the urgent need for proven tertiary interventions—specialized work we’ve pioneered and continue to improve over the last 14 years—because individuals currently involved in hate groups are our highest-risk population.
The Summit yielded exciting new partnerships, with multiple organizations approaching us to collaborate on training mental health practitioners in best practices for working with violent extremists—a program we’ve refined since 2018.
Thank you to everyone who came and donated, making last month’s Angry Hour a success! We raised over $500 and made great connections. We have another event planned for November and are currently seeking corporate sponsors. Please reach out if you are interested.
These gatherings reinforce that our work has never been more vital. Please read more of our takeaways from Eradicate Hate and the Hague in the links below.
Thank you for your continued support.
With gratitude,
The Team at Life After Hate
LAH at Eradicate Hate
Read our takeaways from this multidisciplinary forum which fosters collaboration on developing and deploying effective approaches to reduce hate-fueled violence
Read more here.
Summer Mini-Series: Gendered Extremes Part 2
Why does the movement center on misogyny and misogynistic ideals? How do those beliefs shape our experiences and our identities, both in and beyond the movement?
Listen to the episode here.
LAH at the Advanced Summer Programme on Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism and the Rule of Law
A global perspective on the rise of hate-fueled violence.
Read more here.
Summer Mini-Series: Gendered Extremes Part 3
The final episode examines women’s roles in the movement, exploring how gendered ideologies and rigid identities perpetuate inequality, fuel division, and distort our sense of self and community.
