Resource Library reports, toolkits, research and more

Here you will find activity packs, research, action plans, policy documents and more resources shared by partners from across Scotland. They all relate to taking action against discrimination, hate crime and prejudice.

Do you have resources that may be useful to other young people and organisations? Get in touch and we will help you share it here and more widely.

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9 Nov 2022

Engaging with LGBT and Migrant Equalities

This resource facilitates and explores LGBT and migrant equalities, and aligns with wider work aimed at challenging prejudice through an intersectional approach.

WSREC

Extreme Dialogue for PREVENT Scotland

Extreme Dialogue is a series of interactive educational resources for teachers, youth workers and others working with young people, centred on compelling films telling the first-hand stories of former extremists and survivors of extremism from across Europe and Canada.

Scottish Government

23 Nov 2022

From Mecca to Musselburgh

A toolkit for teachers, educational practitioners of religious education (RE) and youth workers to challenge stereotypes and misconceptions of Muslim women and communities.

Amina MWRC

31 Oct 2022

Guide to Prayer space in Schools

MEND (Muslim engagement and development) has created this resource to help schools and organisations facilitate prayer spaces in their buildings by sharing how they can go about this and highlighting the requirements for this.

MEND
https://www.mend.org.uk/

3 Oct 2022

Hate is Hate even when online

A short guide to dealing with online hate speech. A booklet for young people explaining what hate speech and online crime is and how to report it.

CRER

27 Oct 2023

Henry Wuga Life Story

Find out about Henry Wuga MBE and his life story, who came to Glasgow on the Kindertransport and went on to educate thousands on the Holocaust.

Holocaust Memorial Day Trust
www.hmd.org.uk

27 Oct 2023

Henry Wuga MBE: Reflections for Burns Night

This resource is designed for Scottish secondary schools to mark HMD while supporting and complementing Burns Night celebrations. Read the story of Henry Wuga MBE who was born in Germany in 1924 and escaped the Holocaust by coming to Scotland on the Kindertransport. He made a home in Scotland and developed a love for Scotland's national bard Robert Burns.

Holocaust Memorial Day Trust
www.hmd.org.uk

9 Nov 2022

Homophobic and Biphobic Discrimination

A fact sheet on homophobic and biphobic discrimination; what it is and what to do if you witness or experience it. Created as part of the Action on Prejudice programme with support from LGBT Youth Scotland.

LGBT Youth Scotland & YouthLink Scotland

27 Apr 2023

In Sight Report

How do BAME young people in Scotland perceive and experience secondary school education?

Intercultural Youth Scotland

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