Multiple Dates
Responding to Scapegoating During the COVID-19 Outbreak
Event Information
About this event
The New York City Commission on Human Rights in partnership with the Center for Anti-Violence Education will host a series of bystander intervention trainings addressing COVID 19 related bias and hate.
In recent weeks, there has been an increased of bias incidents and hate-violence on the basis of race, nation of origin, religion and other protected categories that stem from stigma around COVID-19. This training will provide strategies for disrupting the current scapegoating we have witnessed.
Given the nature of this training, and in order to provide an online interactive dialogue, capacity has been set at 30 participants per session. Once you respond, a training link will be emailed to you for your respective session.
This training will be held on the following dates and times:
March 30 at 12Noon and at 4pm
March 31 at 12Noon and at 4pm.
Due to capacity, duplicate reservations will be permitted.
Organizer NYC Commission on Human Rights
Organizer of Responding to Scapegoating During the COVID-19 Outbreak
The New York City Human Rights Law is one of the most comprehensive civil rights laws in the nation. The Law prohibits discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations, discriminatory harassment and bias based profiling by NYPD. Based on the areas of the law, the Commission on Human Rights has protected classes under the law; some of those are race, color, religion/creed, age, national origin, alienage or citizenship status, gender (including sexual harassment), gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, pregnancy, marital status, and partnership status.
