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NEW RESEARCH: Defining and identifying hate motives: bias indicators for the Australian context

This report presents bias indicators for the Australian context and discusses their concept, uses, benefits and risks. The bias indicators we present are the result of extensive consultations with local experts including academics and practitioners working in law enforcement agencies, government and non-government organisations and community organisations.

Research LaunchCRISNovember 2, 2022Tackling Hate, Building Resilience to Social Harms

Win a $30 voucher by telling us what got you through lockdown

‘Objects for Everyday Resilience’ aims to fill gaps in our understanding of resilience by studying what helped people through the pandemic. This will enable the development of resources to build resilience during recovery from COVID-19 and beyond.

CRISSeptember 17, 2022Building Resilience to Social Harms, Participate

Funding Success: Local CVE capacity addressing far-right extremism in Australian rural and regional communities: Protections, vulnerabilities, needs and resources

Professor Michele Grossman, Dr Mario Peucker and Professor Hass Dellal AO have been awarded $217,647 for a CRIS project titled: “Local CVE capacity addressing far-right extremism in Australian rural and regional communities: Protections, vulnerabilities, needs and resources” by the Department of Home Affairs.

Funding SuccessCRISSeptember 5, 2022Building Resilience to Social Harms, Extremism, Far Right

New prejudice motivated crime reporting resources

Victoria Police has launched new resources to help members of our diverse community understand how to report prejudice motivated crime (PMC).

CRISNovember 22, 2021Community Resilience, Community, discrimination, racism, Building Resilience to Social Harms

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