Success and challenges of delivering hate crime community projects: A summary of evaluations from the Hate Crime Community Project Fund, waves 1 and 2.  Research Report 115

Merili Pullerits; Hannah Piggott; Caroline Turley; Jeffrey DeMarco; Shadi Ghezelayagh; Jonet Tann; Tamsyn Wedlake-James

Success and challenges of delivering hate crime community projects: A summary of evaluations from the Hate Crime Community Project Fund, waves 1 and 2. Research Report 115

Merili Pullerits, Hannah Piggott, Caroline Turley, Jeffrey DeMarco, Shadi Ghezelayagh, Jonet Tann, Tamsyn Wedlake-James

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Abstract

This report brings together findings from 15 projects delivered between 2016 and 2018, funded
by the Hate Crime Community Project Fund. The diverse activities delivered by projects aimed
to tackle hate crime through four overarching goals:
• Prevention
• Awareness-raising
• Improving victim support
• Reporting hate crime
Findings presented here are drawn from project self-evaluation reports. By bringing them
together, this report aims to highlight overarching elements of ‘good practice’ and lessons
learnt that may be useful for future community projects. Lessons learnt from the hate crime
projects and this report will be used to help shape policy to tackle hate crime going forward.

Original language	English
Publisher	Home Office
Number of pages	45
ISBN (Electronic)	978-1-78655-994-4
Publication status	Published - Mar 2020

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