OHPI
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OHPI 2024 Review
Unfortunately it has been a busy year for OHPI. During the year OHPI published 48 briefings and 3 in-depth reports. Additionally OHPI has appeared in 17 media articles. To accomplish this, OHPI has employed new analysts and trained them in recognising online hate, data capturing, and report writing. To engage communities in the fight against…
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OHPI 2024 Review – Fourth quarter
During the fourth quarter of 2024 OHPI published 10 Briefings and 2 newsletters. OHPI was also mentioned in 4 media articles. In October, on the anniversary of Hamas’ terrorist attack against Israel, OHPI published an update to antisemitism statistics since the March report. These details are found in both the newsletter and briefing published 7…
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OHPI 2024 Review – Third quarter
During the third quarter of 2024 OHPI published 21 Briefings, 1 report, and 3 newsletters. OHPI was also mentioned in 5 media articles. In the third quarter of 2024 OHPI was able to publish 21 briefings on a number of subjects. 11 of the briefings covered topics of antisemitism, with 3 covering LGBTQIA+ related hate,…
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OHPI 2024 Review – Second quarter
During the second quarter of 2024 OHPI published 11 Briefings and 1 newsletter. OHPI was also featured in 8 media articles. In the second quarter of 2024 the focus on antisemitism continued. Examples of antisemitism that had been gathered for the antisemitism report, and additional examples that continued to be captured, were used to compile…
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OHPI 2024 Review – First quarter
During the first quarter of 2024 OHPI published 6 Briefings, 2 reports, and 2 newsletters. OHPI was also mentioned in 2 media articles. 2024 for OHPI has been dominated by work on antisemitism. This is due to a flood of antisemitic responses to the October 2023 Terrorist attack on Israel. As 2024 began, OHPI was…
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Face-to-face with “predator trolls” who “weren’t born that way” – with cyberhate expert and author Ginger Gorman
by Carly McClen, images by Hilary Wardhaugh. “Absolute freedom of speech online leads to places like 8Chan which played a significant role in radicalising Brenton Tarrant, in turn leading to the tragic events that unfolded in New Zealand. Without controls, an online space can spiral out of control creating a toxic culture that feeds on…
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A recap on OHPI at 12,000
Our Facebook support base has hit the 12000 mark! We want to thank all of our supporters for the enthusiastic engagement you have shown on our page. We appreciate all the likes, shares and comments. You support gives our work impact. Recently, we have been asked…
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What we do
This video explains what we do at the Online Hate Prevention Institute and how we do it. Please help us share this video, particularly with people and organisation you believe should know about OHPI, and who might have the capacity to support us financially or partner with us in ongoing projects. The Online Hate Prevention…
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Behind the Scenes
August 4. 2014: J-Wire carried an article praising OHPI’s work behind the scenes in responding to the rising antisemitism
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OHPI launches first appeal
PRESS RELEASE Earlier today the Online Hate Prevention Institute (OHPI), an Australian charity whose work many of you will have seen over the past 18 months, launch its first appeal with a new video highlighting the nature and risks of online hate. The appeal is based on the crowd funding platform Indiegogo and the ROI Community are backing the…