Del jueves 27 mar al 27 mar 2025 jueves

Hatedemics Webinar Series 'Identifying the Hate Speech Threat Landscape and Countermeasures'

Webinar
Online
27 de marzo de 2025

HATEDEMICS Webinar Series

Identifying the Hate Speech Threat Landscape and Countermeasures

Join our webinar as experts from academia, law enforcement, and media come together to address the evolving threat of hate speech and explore innovative ways to counter it.

What You’ll Experience:

  • Exploring the Landscape:
    Delve into the origins, impact, and challenges of hate speech through insights from leading researchers.

  • Multi-Sector Insights:
    Discover how different sectors—academia, law enforcement, and media—detect, manage, and sometimes inadvertently amplify hate speech, supported by real-world case studies and ethical perspectives.

  • Interactive Panel Discussion:
    Engage in a dynamic dialogue on best practices for prevention and intervention, where actionable strategies are shared.

  • Live Q&A:
    Have your most pressing questions answered by our expert panel.

To register, please send an email to hatedemics@saher-eu.com 

HATEDEMICS project aims to empower NGOs, CSOs, media professionals, public authorities, and young activists to effectively counter hate speech and disinformation online. By focusing on the intersection of these two phenomena, the project addresses under-studied but highly impactful forms of online harm that disproportionately affect vulnerable groups. Through the development of AI-based technologies and advanced data collection methods, HATEDEMICS will provide target groups with tools to monitor, detect, and combat the spread of racist, xenophobic, and intolerant speech, as well as conspiracy theories. These tools will support timely interventions, enhance capacity to prevent polarization, and promote fairness, ethical standards, and balanced responses. Ultimately, HATEDEMICS aims to strengthen the efforts of both professionals and volunteers, fostering a safer and more inclusive online environment.

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