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OHPI featured in a news.com.au article
news.com.au Staff, “The Virginia shooting exposed the flaws of social media, as Facebook and Twitter rely on users to report violence, not patrol for crime clues“, August 28,
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OHPI invites you to a guided tour of Anne Frank Exhibition
The travelling exhibition “Let Me Be Myself: The Story of Anne Frank“ is currently showing at the Lamm Jewish Library Melbourne. The exhibition has been put together by Anne Frank
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The Bendigo Rallies
The UPF rally in Bendigo yesterday (Saturday August 29) was countered by a rally organised by “no room for racism”. Police have stated that both groups were able
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Governance of NGOs conference
On, August 12, 2015, the Online Hate Prevention Institute attended a conference on Governance of NGOs organised by the Jewish Community Council of Victoria. Good governance is imperative for
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OHPI attends Community Leadership Conference
On August 9, 2015, OHPI attended the community leadership conference organised by the Jewish Community Council of Victoria (JCCV). The conference was opened by Hon Robin Scott, Minister
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Talk on Online Hate to B’nai B’rith’s Raoul Wallenberg Unit
On August 4, Dr Oboler will discuss the significant impact online hate has on individuals and in shaping the values of society in a talk for the Raoul Wallenberg
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OHPI at the IREA Eid Dinner
On July 27, 2015, OHPI attended the Eid Dinner celebrations organised by the Islamic Research and Educational Academy (IREA). The event included many speakers from different faiths and
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Attending the Advancing Community Cohesion conference
On July 16 and 17th, OHPI participated in the Advancing Community Cohesion conference at the University of Western Sydney. The conference was opened by the Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove. Over the
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Vice Magazine quotes OHPI in an article on trolls
Jones, Kate Davis, “How to Fight Online Trolls“, 10 July 2015, Vice.com, http://www.vice.com/read/how-to-fight-trolls-online-235 It’s a normal day on the internet. Twitter is tweeting and faving, Facebook is liking and sharing,
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Melbourne Rally Against Racism
There is a clear and present danger to Australia. There are people, who seem not to know what it means to be Australian. They don’t value what we