Allies Edition
An educational project supported by ILGA Europe and implemented with Temida that involved a training course for youth leaders and an intermediate phase where participants are trying out the human rights education in action with their peers and circles. Use hashtag #nohateembassyallies to track the process.
Training course in Rustavi
17-23 September, 2017
A training course of "No Hate Embassy - Allies Edition" was implemented in International Scout Center Rustavi and combined methodologies of non-formal education and learning-by-doing. The training logic went in line with the principles of human rights education for transformative action.
The training course recruited young people from different parts of the country with diverse profiles - students of law, medicine, psychology, NGO workers, bloggers, youth workers and activists.
The training course first focused on participants getting to know each other and building a team to work together more productively. Then the participants were introduced to the human rights timeline and the basics and background of the European Convention of Human Rights by the Council of Europe. Through the "Who wants to be a Millionnaire" quiz game participants got to know basic terms connected to human rights.
The project then focused on the issues of human rights in our communities - discrimination, hate speech and violence, specifically connected to homophobia and transphobia.
The participants also explored the theories connected to hate and violence and specifics of extremism on the regional level. To analyse the roots and context of the oppressive narratives, day 4 concentrated on deconstructing hate speech and oppressive narratives. The second part of the training course focused more on responding to oppressive narratives, best practices and designing counter and alternative narratives. On the last day participants together created a calendar of action plan and evaluated the project.
Intermediate phase
25 September - 30 October, 2017
Training Course "Say no to Hate" speech was conducted at Akaki Tsereteli State University in Kutaisi on October 17-19. The aim of this activity was to raise awareness of young people on the topic of hate speech and sensitise them to the values of human rights and equality. The target group for this training course were the students of the university, 15 participants we selected come from diverse faculties but mostly from law studies. The methodology for this training course was non-formal education. This initiative got coverage by the local media as well.
The organising team were consisting of Salome KUBLASHVILI, Tamar JANELIDZE and Tatiana SITCHINAVA.
Training Course "No Hate Speech"+ Photo contest was conducted at Tbilisi State University in Kutaisi on October 14-15. The aim of this activity was to raise awareness of young people on the topics of hate speech, gender identity and sexual orientation, stereotypes, inclusion/exclusion and feminism. The methodology for this training course was non-formal education, the tools were mostly selected from Compass - Manual for human rights education with young people. The training course was followed by the photo contest.
The organising team were consisting of Nana BURTCHULADZE, Dato GELADZE, Keti MURGHULIA, Ninutsa INJGIA, Tornike BUDEDASHVILI.
Training Courses "Without Frames" was conducted in Marneuli on the 14th of October and in Rustavi on the 15th of October. The aim of this activity was to inform young people about hate speech and mechanisms against it. The methodology for this training course was non-formal education - discussions, audio-video methods, simulations and case studies.
The organising team were consisting of Nika KORASHVILI, Aram AKOPYAN, Nino PKHOVELISHVILI, Mariam DEKANOSIDZE.
Training Course "Know more about your rights and be safe" was implemented in the village Taleri, in Martvili Region from 14th to 15th of October, 2017. The aim of this activity was to raise the consciousness of young people about human rights and discrimination. The methodology for this training course was non-formal education - case studies, simulations, movie and discussions, quizes and presentation.
The organising team were consisting of Mariam KAVTARADZE, Ana JOJUA.
Training Course "No Hate Speech 2.0" was implemented at Tbilisi State University from 2nd to 3rd of December, 2017.
Nana BURTCHULADZE, Keti MURGHULIA and Tornike BUDEDASHVILI have implemented a training course for students to sensitise them about hate speech. The main topics of the training were hate speech, human rights and feminism.
The first day started with an introduction to the No Hate Speech Movement, followed by a session about gender and sexual orientation, after which the participants were introduced to basic terminology, followed by a discussion about Open and Closed societies, social exclusion and Inclusion, xenophobia, stereotypes, sexism, patriarchy and misogyny.
On the second day, the participants were introduced to factors influencing relationships, attachment styles and abuse in an Intimate Relationship. The trainers have demonstrated Six Roles in oppression, followed up with an activity about the roles in oppression. In the end, the group talked about the Feministic Movement and the seeds of Feminism in Georgian culture.
Conference - We CAN!
November 19, 2017
The Conference went through 3 main blocks:
1. hate speech Traits in Georgia and no hate speech movement;
2. presenting the Council of Europe manuals:
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"we can! - taking action against hate speech through counter and alternative narratives“ and
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“bookmarks - Manual for Combating Hate Speech Online Through Human Rights Education”;
3. Presenting and discussing the practices conducted under “No Hate Embassy”
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