From 19 to 25 March 2018, Education and Action Week Against Racism and Anti-Semitism will take place. The aim is to give a strong national impetus to educational initiatives for the prevention of racism and anti-Semitism and the defence and promotion of human rights.
The Ministry of National Education and the Interministerial Delegation for the Fight against Racism, Anti-Semitism and Anti-LGBT Hatred (Dilcrah) joined this fight by creating the website in 2016. Educating against racism and anti-Semitism.
2017 review and 2018 national plan:
In 2017, more than 600 local and national projects were funded under the interministerial plan to combat racism and anti-Semitism.
See the full 2017 report from the DILCRAH http://bit.ly/2HPTJ4h.
«Our duty is to continue the fight. To continue it by adapting it.».
During this week of national action, Prime Minister Édouard Philippe presented a national plan to combat racism and anti-Semitism (2018-2020) on 19 March. It focuses on four areas and comprises 21 measures, including:
- Combating hate on the internet
- Educating against racism and antisemitism
- Protecting citizens and supporting victims
- Investing in new areas of engagement
Read all the measures in the national plan to combat racism and anti-Semitism.
National mobilisation #TousUnisContreLaHaine (All United Against Hate):
Throughout this week, associations, schools and cultural institutions are mobilising to combat hatred and intolerance.
The Association e-Childhood works with the Dilcrah to integrate the fight against racism and the’anti-Semitism in its modules awareness on IInternet.
The Net Ecoute 3018 helpline is available to young victims of discriminations and remarks hateful on IInternet.
Anonymous and confidential chat with the toll-free number 3018
