To open Hate Crime Awareness Week 2021, we had a successful stall in Newark's Royal Market on Saturday 9th October 2021. It was centrally placed outside Newark Town Hall to raise awareness of how to prevent hate crime and report it if you see it. Karen Burri Becher, Senior Educator at the National Holocaust Centre …
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Following the success of our poster competitions in 2020, we are repeating them in 2021. We are also announcing a new video competition. Hate Crime Awareness Week 2021 is on 9th to 16th October. Newark Stop Hate Crime is a group bringing organizations together to show that our community in Newark does not accept hate …
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Newark Advertiser covered the plans for the launch of the The Nazi Regime: Persecution of Gypsies exhibition with a visit from the Notts police and crime commissioner Paddy Tipping in their 8th October edition. In the following issue, the Advertiser shared a photograph of a visit to the market place stall by Nottinghamshire Police and …
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Local artists Bill and Nadia Ming will be judging entries to two poster competitions. Local school children are invited to create A4 posters about race hate crime in regards to any cultural group, including their own culture. Local adults are invited to create A4 posters about hate crime towards disabled people, in regards to any …
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There will be a stall at Newark market on three dates: Saturday 10th, Wednesday 14th and Saturday 17th October. We will be there to display this year's poster, hand out leaflets, and talk to local people about the issues with the aim of increasing the reporting of hate crime and raising awareness of the problems …
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