Publications
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OHPI Presentation on Aboriginal Memes
The following presentation was presented at the “Owning Racism – Can we talk?” symposium at Melbourne’s Immigration Museum on 23 August 2012.
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Facebook gets it wrong on Aboriginal Memes
Current status (Updated 24 August 8:30am, Melbourne time) A new Aboriginal Memes page was created on August 23rd, the day before the launch of Australia’s National Anti-Racism Strategy. It seems some people just don’t get it. If you want to put a stop to it, please report the page. Details are on OHPI’s Facebook page. On…
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Multiple and Severe Hate Speech on YouTube
The primary aim of this report is to demonstrate and discuss the problem of multiple and severe instances of hate speech on the YouTube platform. Aspects of this analysis apply equally to other forms of social media content and to other platforms. The report both describes the problem and provides some recommendations to mitigate and…
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OHPI Submission on Online Safety
At the invitation of the Federal Liberal and National Parties, the Online Hate Prevention Institute participated in a round table and made a written submission as part of the Coalitions Review of Online Safety for Children. OHPI’s submission note that while cyberbullying is recognized as a significant online threat to children, it has a fairly narrow…