Eradicate Hate is a beacon of resilience against hate-fueled violence. Our work is now more important than ever, and we are rising to meet the moment.
We’ve expanded our programming to reach new communities, forged new partnerships across sectors, and equip individuals with the tools to confront and prevent violence in their own communities.
- Prevented two in-school attacks/hate-fueled incidents in the past year through UP End Hate programming
- Convened 1,671 attendees and 250 speakers from 48 states and countries at the 2024 Eradicate Hate Global Summit
- Activated over 1,600 practitioners through Prevention Practitioners Network programming in 2024
- Recruited 95 Resources and 32 clinicians to participate in the Reach Out Resource Hub as of August 2025
- An average of 71% of program participants reported increased cross sector collaboration in 2024 and early 2025
- Almost 4,000 visitors to the UP End Hate website from 47 states, plus 6.2 million impressions and 38,000 total clicks on UP End Hate targeted ads on YouTube and Reddit
While some impacts of this work are reflected in objective data, others are more intangible and anecdotal, such as the connections formed and the inspiration sparked. The energy and dedication of our participants affirmed the importance of this work and reinforced our belief in the power of interdisciplinary collaboration.
Learn more about how we’ve made a difference in our most recent Impact Report.
“The Eradicate Hate (Student) Summit is giving teenagers the tools to deconstruct hate-fueled violence that they can use for the rest of their lives, regardless of where they go, or what their professions are, or how they define themselves.”
- Summit Attendee
“The cross-sector collaboration emphasized the importance of a multi-faceted approach, and I’m eager to apply these insights by incorporating technology-driven solutions and community-based partnerships into my work. Through these connections, I plan to explore joint initiatives, such as anti-hate educational campaigns and virtual forums that amplify student voices in the fight against hate and extremism. The collaborative spirit of the summit will continue to inform how I approach building networks that can drive sustainable, impactful change.”
- Summit Attendee
“I feel so much more comfortable speaking up, and other Ambassadors are too. They've made this campus a more positive and open place. Ambassadors are active and promote kindness all over.”
- UP End Hate, Safe School Ambassadors participant
“[Eradicate Hate] has developed a strong collaborative process that has brought, under one roof, diverse professionals [who] work in this space. This, in and of itself, has engendered not just a sense of community in a diverse group, but also substantial learning and resource availability."
- Prevention Practitioners Network member
“Such an important conversation and we’re so glad you’re leading it!”
- SCREEN Hate Instagram commentator, in response to a post about increasing hate speech
