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Community resources

Building strong communities requires practical skills. This page has resources to help you respond to the far-right threat.

Safety and Security

Advice for community organisations
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Strong local leadership

Advice for local councillors on how to respond proactively to far-right engagement
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The anti-migrant far right

Understand the key far-right organisations and individuals with an anti-migrant focus, including their tactics like filming accommodation sites and leafleting communities.
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Acts of Local Solidarity

A guide to planning a community event as a response to far-right activity, including event ideas and advice on publicity.
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Changing narratives in local news

Encourage local media to cover far-right activity responsibly, champion positive community action and tackle misinformation.
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The weaponisation of gender-based violence

Practical advice on what to do when allegations of gender-based violence poison community attitudes towards asylum seekers.
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Quick and positive community action

A 10-point plan to help communities respond to anti-migrant far-right activity.
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Inclusive events guide

This guide will help you plan local celebrations that bring different groups in the community together to foster HOPE and build community resilience.
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Contact our team
If you are concerned about far-right activity in your local area, want to know how to respond or have questions about the information included in the resources, you can email the communities team.
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Community Newspapers

Across the country, people are working to build stronger communities. Our Community Newspapers shine a light on those stories. Each edition focuses on a different town or city.  They highlight what brings communities together and offer a grounded, local perspective on the challenges people face. Explore the editions below to discover the people and projects shaping their communities.

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A webinar series on building community resilience
What works?
Produced in 2021 as part of our Hopeful Towns project, this series of webinars brings together experts in community organising, politics and policy who have first-hand experience in tackling the far right. The aim of the webinars is to help community organisations and local organisers understand what works – and doesn’t work – so they can be as effective as possible in building HOPE.
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