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No Place For Hate

Educational Sessions on Identity-Based Hate, Inclusion & Safe Responses

No Place for Hate is an educational program from the Zekelman Safety Village that helps young people recognize bullying, discrimination, bias, and identity-based hate—and understand what they can do when they encounter it.

 

Through age-appropriate activities, guided discussion, and real-world scenarios, participants explore how harmful words and behaviours can affect individuals and communities, how seemingly small actions can escalate, and how to respond safely and constructively.

Sessions are available for a fee of $100 + HST per session.

What Students Will Learn

Depending on the session and age group, participants will explore:

Presentation options

  • Level Up: Beat the Hate (Grades 4–6 or 7–8): Explores identity, inclusion, respect, the difference between conflict and bullying, the impact of words and actions, and practical ways students can intervene safely or report concerns.
  • Recognizing Hate: From Words to Actions (Grades 9–12): Examines bias, stereotypes, identity-based hate, online behaviour, the effects of hate on individuals and communities, and safe response and reporting options.

Sessions are approximately one hour and include interactive activities, discussion, questions, and participant surveys. We strongly recommend booking one session per class so students have space to participate and ask questions. Presentations can be adapted for parents and caregivers, staff professional development, or specific topics such as digital citizenship, inclusive language, and bias.

 

Interested in booking a session? Reach out today!

 

 

 

Interested in booking an information session?

Fill out the form below and the project coordinator will be in touch!

REPORT HATE CRIMES

For example:

  • Physical Assault: An assault motivated by hatred, such as hitting or spitting on someone because of their religious attire or skin color.
  • Property Damage: Vandalizing a place of worship like a church, synagogue, or mosque.
  • Example: A person yells a slur at someone and tells them 'go back to your country.'



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