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Young people are usually the first ones that hear about the difficult experiences that their peers might be facing online with discrimination and hate. In this session, participants will learn to identify issues of discrimination and mis/disinformation, name them for what they are, and strengthen their capacity to protect themselves and others in their peer groups. This session acknowledges the necessity of online spaces in our present lives and provides tools to develop capacity to interact online in safe and responsible ways.

Presenter Tiffany Efird (she/her) is a writer, educator, and facilitator with the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights in Edmonton, Alberta. Tiffany roots her work in creating safe, brave spaces where people can engage with challenging topics on hate and discrimination. She is driven to strengthen the cause of human rights in spaces that often do not receive the resources they need, such as rural and online networks.

Learn more about Social Stride: https://www.jhcentre.org/social-stride

Recording date: 6 December, 2023

This talk was part of the Ignite Change Global Convention, a 10-day commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Ignite Change was organized by:
The John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights: https://www.jhcentre.org
Righting Relations Canada: https://rightingrelations.org/
Canadians for a Civil Society: https://ccsorg.ca/

Learn more about Ignite Change: https://www.ignitechangeconvention.ca/

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