The Irish Football Association’s EU Funded Football For All programme fully endorses the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. Our programme seeks to make the sport of football safe, welcoming and inclusive and therefore intolerance and hatred toward those with a different skin colour, religious belief, sexual orientation, disability or any other difference should not be accepted in our society.
Ulster GAA are proud to be associated with the UNITE AGAINST HATE Campaign. As an anti-sectarian and anti-racist Association the GAA fully endorses the aims and objectives of the campaign. Each member of society has a responsibility to unite together to work for a shared and better future built on the pillars of respect, diversity and tolerance and as an Association we are committed to playing our part in building that shared and better future.
The Belfast Giants are extremely proud to be involved in the UNITE AGAINST HATE Campaign. Hate crime creates such a terrible image of Northern Ireland and although it is a small minority taking part in this, it is a black mark across this great country. We all need to do our part whether it is in our neighbourhood or on the playing field. There is no place for hate crime in Northern Ireland and the more people that understand this and get behind this campaign, the more chance we have of eliminating it.
The Northern Ireland Housing Executive fully endorses the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. We have a vision in which housing plays its part in making an important contribution to creating a peaceful, inclusive and fair society. We aim to provide a safe environment within our estates where residents, their families and visitors can live in peace and quiet, free from the effects of hate crime and harassment, intimidation and anti-social behaviour. The Housing Executive is committed to dealing quickly and positively with any hate harassment within our estates, to use the full range of remedies available to take action against perpetrators and to work with others on preventative and educational strategies to ensure that incidents do not take hold or increase. We are proud to be associated with the campaign and will encourage, empower and support our staff and community groups to support victims and to express their opposition to hate crime.
The Belfast Butterfly Club wholeheartedly supports the Unite Against Hate Campaign. Although society has become more tolerant to diversity a lot more work needs to be done to eradicate hatred and promote equality. Uniting against hate will surely go to creating a society where all can be treated with respect and dignity.
The Indian Community Centre wants to be deeply involved in the UNITE AGAINST HATE Campaign. We cannot have a truly stable, prosperous and healthy society that is cohesive, until hate crimes of all types are minimised. We will work with our full range of partners to achieve this.
The Rainbow Project are proud supporters of the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. Hate crimes have a serious affect on victims and those who fear being victim. Northern Ireland is a great place to live, work and visit and as a society we have a responsibility to stand together against this plight on our community. Unite Against Hate gives us this opportunity and gives every person the opportunity to have their voices heard.
Beyond Skin fully supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. This initiative unites groups and individuals working to create a more peaceful & equal society and provides a greater opportunity for people to have their voices heard without fear. There is no doubt that the positive impact of this campaign will be felt in families, homes, communities and businesses throughout the province allowing the people of Northern Ireland to show our true colours as a creative, welcoming, prosperous, generous, equal and united community.
‘Chinese Welfare Association supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign as we work together to tackle racism and hate-crimes in endeavouring that all our efforts promote the richness that diversity brings to Northern Ireland. ‘Unity is Strength ‘(Chinese proverb)’. Eileen Chan-Hu, CWA CEO
“The Bilingual Community Safety Advocacy Scheme is in full support of the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. It’s great to see multi-agencies working together as one to eliminate hate crime and promote equality of life.” Simon Ling – Bilingual Community Safety Advocate
The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission
Freedom from advocacy of hatred has long been recognised as a human right. The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission is pleased to support campaigns which work to achieving this objective. The Commission works to ensure that the human rights of everyone in Northern Ireland are fully and firmly protected in law, policy and practice.
ArtsEkta through it’s cultural diversity work demonstrates the common themes and unites many cultures together. ArtsEkta promotes the message and fully supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign.
The Northern Ireland Council For Ethnic Minorities
NICEM welcomes the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. We both work with the victims of hate crime and campaign for a comprehensive strategy towards combating and defeating it. We therefore support the multi-agency approach in this campaign and welcome the involvement of a wide range of organisations.
The Afro-Community Organisation of Northern Ireland (ACSONI) supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. It is our belief that minimising all types of hate crimes is a crucial step towards the promotion of good relations.
Challenge of Change, one of seven priorities of the PEACE III Southern Partnership Strategy, fully supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE Campaign. Challenge of Change aims to facilitate greater involvement of people from minority ethnic communities in civic, community and political life. The programme is committed to addressing racism and discrimination in the Southern Cluster area of Armagh, Banbridge, Craigavon, Newry and Mourne and the border counties of Monaghan and Louth.
The Consular Association of Northern Ireland (CA-NI) fully supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. This initiative is a positive step involving all stakeholders to highlight that hate crime is not tolerated in society. Hate crime not only destroys communities but restricts growth and opportunity in Northern Ireland. Embracing multiculturalism and diversity will take us to new heights and build a better future for all in Northern Ireland.
The Foyle Multicultural Forum members (over 20 ethnic minority organisations) are proud to support the UNITE AGAINST HATE Campaign in the North West of Ireland. We wish to work together to fight hate and work towards a diverse and peaceful society.
Northern Ireland Foundation
Northern Ireland Foundation fully supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. We are committed to progress Northern Ireland beyond mere co-existence, towards a shared and better future for all. Each of us must do our part for a cohesive society, in a setting of tolerance and reconciliation. It is Our Future Together.
The Arts & Disability Forum is proud to support and work in partnership with the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. Hate crime is a thread of corrosion running through society and some of the most despicable of hate crimes have been committed against disabled people. Many disabled people internalise the negativity, not bothering to report their experiences and routinely putting up with the prejudice that underpins hate crime. The ADF is a development agency working towards cultural equity. We support and develop disabled people’s involvement in the arts, deliberately reaching out to other oppressed minorities and rejoicing in diversity. Unite Against Hate places stepping stones for tolerance and sharing. It has the potential to transform Northern Ireland.
We are calling on all individuals, groups and communities to join with us in this campaign. Many people have already pledged their support and we keen that everyone in Northern Ireland gets a chance to make their contribution to the Unite against Hate campaign.
Please CONTACT US to support the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign .
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Irish Football Association
More information: www.irishfa.com
Ulster GAA
More information: www.ulster.gaa.ie
Belfast Giants
The Belfast Giants are extremely proud to be involved in the UNITE AGAINST HATE Campaign. Hate crime creates such a terrible image of Northern Ireland and although it is a small minority taking part in this, it is a black mark across this great country. We all need to do our part whether it is in our neighbourhood or on the playing field. There is no place for hate crime in Northern Ireland and the more people that understand this and get behind this campaign, the more chance we have of eliminating it.
More information: www.belfastgiants.com
Northern Ireland Housing Executive
The Northern Ireland Housing Executive fully endorses the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. We have a vision in which housing plays its part in making an important contribution to creating a peaceful, inclusive and fair society. We aim to provide a safe environment within our estates where residents, their families and visitors can live in peace and quiet, free from the effects of hate crime and harassment, intimidation and anti-social behaviour. The Housing Executive is committed to dealing quickly and positively with any hate harassment within our estates, to use the full range of remedies available to take action against perpetrators and to work with others on preventative and educational strategies to ensure that incidents do not take hold or increase. We are proud to be associated with the campaign and will encourage, empower and support our staff and community groups to support victims and to express their opposition to hate crime.
More information: www.nihe.gov.uk
Belfast Butterfly Club
The Belfast Butterfly Club wholeheartedly supports the Unite Against Hate Campaign. Although society has become more tolerant to diversity a lot more work needs to be done to eradicate hatred and promote equality. Uniting against hate will surely go to creating a society where all can be treated with respect and dignity.
More information: www.belfastbutterflyclub.co.uk
Indian Community Centre
More information: www.iccbelfast.com
Polish Association Northern Ireland
More information at: www.polishassociation.org
Rainbow Project
More information at: www.rainbow-project.org
Beyond Skin
Beyond Skin fully supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. This initiative unites groups and individuals working to create a more peaceful & equal society and provides a greater opportunity for people to have their voices heard without fear. There is no doubt that the positive impact of this campaign will be felt in families, homes, communities and businesses throughout the province allowing the people of Northern Ireland to show our true colours as a creative, welcoming, prosperous, generous, equal and united community.
More information at: www.beyondskin.net
Chinese Welfare Association
‘Chinese Welfare Association supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign as we work together to tackle racism and hate-crimes in endeavouring that all our efforts promote the richness that diversity brings to Northern Ireland. ‘Unity is Strength ‘(Chinese proverb)’. Eileen Chan-Hu, CWA CEO
More information at: www.cwa-ni.org
Bilingual Community Safety Advocate
“The Bilingual Community Safety Advocacy Scheme is in full support of the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. It’s great to see multi-agencies working together as one to eliminate hate crime and promote equality of life.” Simon Ling – Bilingual Community Safety Advocate
The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission
Freedom from advocacy of hatred has long been recognised as a human right. The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission is pleased to support campaigns which work to achieving this objective. The Commission works to ensure that the human rights of everyone in Northern Ireland are fully and firmly protected in law, policy and practice.
More information at: www.nihrc.org
ArtsEkta
ArtsEkta through it’s cultural diversity work demonstrates the common themes and unites many cultures together. ArtsEkta promotes the message and fully supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign.
More information at: www.artsekta.org.uk
The Northern Ireland Council For Ethnic Minorities
NICEM welcomes the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. We both work with the victims of hate crime and campaign for a comprehensive strategy towards combating and defeating it. We therefore support the multi-agency approach in this campaign and welcome the involvement of a wide range of organisations.
More information at: www.nicem.org.uk
Afro-Community Organisation of Northern Ireland
More information at: www.acsoni.org
Challenge of Change
More information at: www.southernpartnership.com
Consular Association of Northern Ireland (CA-NI)
The Consular Association of Northern Ireland (CA-NI) fully supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. This initiative is a positive step involving all stakeholders to highlight that hate crime is not tolerated in society. Hate crime not only destroys communities but restricts growth and opportunity in Northern Ireland. Embracing multiculturalism and diversity will take us to new heights and build a better future for all in Northern Ireland.
More information at: www.ca-ni.org
Foyle Multicultural Forum
Northern Ireland Foundation
Northern Ireland Foundation fully supports the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. We are committed to progress Northern Ireland beyond mere co-existence, towards a shared and better future for all. Each of us must do our part for a cohesive society, in a setting of tolerance and reconciliation. It is Our Future Together.
More information: www.ourfuturetogether.net
Arts & Disability Forum
The Arts & Disability Forum is proud to support and work in partnership with the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign. Hate crime is a thread of corrosion running through society and some of the most despicable of hate crimes have been committed against disabled people. Many disabled people internalise the negativity, not bothering to report their experiences and routinely putting up with the prejudice that underpins hate crime. The ADF is a development agency working towards cultural equity. We support and develop disabled people’s involvement in the arts, deliberately reaching out to other oppressed minorities and rejoicing in diversity. Unite Against Hate places stepping stones for tolerance and sharing. It has the potential to transform Northern Ireland.
More information: www.adf.ie
We are calling on all individuals, groups and communities to join with us in this campaign. Many people have already pledged their support and we keen that everyone in Northern Ireland gets a chance to make their contribution to the Unite against Hate campaign.
Please CONTACT US to support the UNITE AGAINST HATE campaign .