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We live in a world where everyone has different perspectives, opinions, and thoughts on world events and where we can express these if we wish to. But how do we create a space where young people can express their opposing views without causing harm to others, and where they can have constructive debate? 

A community story from the United Voices Network expressing how young people react when they aren't listened to or taken seriously.

Holocaust Memorial Day Trust recently published their resources for Holocaust Memorial Day 2024 which can help you learn more about the Holocaust and genocide and plan your own HMD activity. Explore life stories of survivors and those who were murdered, virtual activities, schools materials, films, images and more using the filters below.

Dundee International Women's Centre are offereing training workshops for organisations covering: History and Culture; How can we navigate misunderstandings?; Misinformation and Disinformation; Hate Crime

In an age dominated by social media LGBT Youth Scotland have deleted their Twitter account. "It's simply not a safe space."

Police Scotland has launched a new anti hate crime campaign calling for people to ‘ditch their hate monster’.

The deadline for nominations for the National Youth Work Awards has been extended to 7th February.

Following a consultation meeting with representatives of youth work organisations actively engaged in anti racism it was proposed that a mapping exercise should take place to identify existing youth groups and networks providing targeted support to young people facing racism & antisemitism.

In honour of Black History Month 2018 we wanted to share the stories of young BME people in Scotland. They tell of their hopes and aspirations for the future.