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Betroffene im Fokus - Erfahrungen und Strategien im Umgang mit Hass im Netz
Focus on those affected - experiences and strategies in dealing with hate online
Event by: Amadeu Antonio Stiftung
Online event
Talks & discussions
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Focus on those affected - experiences and strategies for dealing with hate on the Internet
Hate on the Internet is a threat that is becoming more and more present in the digital world and has real consequences for those affected. But what does it feel like to be the target of online hate? Which strategies help you defend yourself and protect your own mental health?
In our event "Affected people in focus - experiences in dealing with hate on the internet" we focus on the people who have personally experienced these attacks. We offer a platform for direct exchange and create awareness of the profound effects of digitalized violence.
· Personal insights: Those affected share their experiences and describe how they have experienced hate online and what ways they have found to deal with it.
· Practical strategies: You will find out first-hand which strategies really help - from reporting the content to legal prosecution to mental self-care techniques and support from allies.
This event is aimed at everyone who wants to take an active position against hate on the internet, be it as those affected, relatives, educational professionals or as committed citizens.
Be there with us and set an example for more empathy and civil courage in the digital space.
The event will take place on Zoom in spoken German with sign translation.
Funded by the state program for democracy and human rights as part of the state action plan “We in Lower Saxony. For Diversity. Against racism.”
Disclaimer, awareness and accessibility:
Participation in the event is free and takes place online via ZOOM. A separate ZOOM account is required to participate.
Trigger warning: Specific cases of digitalized violence and their consequences will also be discussed as part of the discussion. Please consider in advance whether and how you would like to take part.
The event will be held in spoken German. A sign language interpreter will accompany the entire event. Subtitles are not provided separately; However, the automatic ZOOM subtitle function can be used.
There is an awareness person for support as well as a corresponding awareness concept that all participants can turn to if necessary.
We attach great importance to a respectful and non-discriminatory atmosphere. Extremist, racist or anti-democratic positions have no place in this event. We reserve the right to exercise our house rules and exclude people who disrupt the event or violate these principles from the digital space (ZOOM).
Hate on the Internet is a threat that is becoming more and more present in the digital world and has real consequences for those affected. But what does it feel like to be the target of online hate? Which strategies help you defend yourself and protect your own mental health?
In our event "Affected people in focus - experiences in dealing with hate on the internet" we focus on the people who have personally experienced these attacks. We offer a platform for direct exchange and create awareness of the profound effects of digitalized violence.
· Personal insights: Those affected share their experiences and describe how they have experienced hate online and what ways they have found to deal with it.
· Practical strategies: You will find out first-hand which strategies really help - from reporting the content to legal prosecution to mental self-care techniques and support from allies.
This event is aimed at everyone who wants to take an active position against hate on the internet, be it as those affected, relatives, educational professionals or as committed citizens.
Be there with us and set an example for more empathy and civil courage in the digital space.
The event will take place on Zoom in spoken German with sign translation.
Funded by the state program for democracy and human rights as part of the state action plan “We in Lower Saxony. For Diversity. Against racism.”
Disclaimer, awareness and accessibility:
Participation in the event is free and takes place online via ZOOM. A separate ZOOM account is required to participate.
Trigger warning: Specific cases of digitalized violence and their consequences will also be discussed as part of the discussion. Please consider in advance whether and how you would like to take part.
The event will be held in spoken German. A sign language interpreter will accompany the entire event. Subtitles are not provided separately; However, the automatic ZOOM subtitle function can be used.
There is an awareness person for support as well as a corresponding awareness concept that all participants can turn to if necessary.
We attach great importance to a respectful and non-discriminatory atmosphere. Extremist, racist or anti-democratic positions have no place in this event. We reserve the right to exercise our house rules and exclude people who disrupt the event or violate these principles from the digital space (ZOOM).