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.
9 Nov 2022
My Heritage
Young women from different ethnic backgrounds talk about their religion and heritage and wanting to feel included.
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27 Apr 2023
No Hate Speech Movement PREVENT Resource
Four activity based lessons with an introduction, index, lesson plans and appendices (including Curriculum for Excellence Experiences & Outcomes)
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31 Oct 2022
Nurturing Muslim Identities in Schools: Ramadan
MEND (Muslim engagement and development) have created this easy read guide to help practitioners understand what Ramadan is and how to support young people observing it.
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1 Feb 2023
Online in Lockdown Report
This report presents the findings of research carried out during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in Scotland.
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11 Apr 2025
Our Experiences
In this video Urban Community Project brought together young people and their families from Black and Minority Ethnic backgrounds to share their experiences of racism and discrimination.
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23 Nov 2022
Reclaim the Name
Reclaim the Name is a campaign to unit Muslim Women and empower us to define who we are in our own terms.
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16 Aug 2022
What is ... Disability Discrimination
A fact sheet with information about what disability discrimination is, how to recognise it and what to do if you experience or witness it. Created as part of the Action on Prejudice programme in partnership with Disability Equality Scotland.
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3 Oct 2022
Shh Silence Helps Homophobia
Shh! Silence Helps Homophobia asks people to stand up and speak out against homophobia.
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4 Oct 2022
Speak Up
Speak Up is a young person’s guide to intervening in a hate crime situation.
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