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Racing Against Hate 5K seeks to promote unity in Jacksonville - Vimarsana News

Racing Against Hate 5K seeks to promote unity in Jacksonville

The 5K represents the partnership between the Jacksonville-based groups the Jewish Community Alliance and First Coast YMCA coming together against hate.

R3 Soundsystem announces mobile anti-racism protest rave, House Against Hate - Vimarsana News

R3 Soundsystem announces mobile anti-racism protest rave, House Against Hate

Yazmin Lacey, Niks, Midland, Eliza Rose, DJ Paulette, and Jamz Supernova, are just some of the names performing at the March protest

Source: djmag.com
US Attorney for Montana, FBI coming to Great Falls to discuss preventing hate crime - Vimarsana News

US Attorney for Montana, FBI coming to Great Falls to discuss preventing hate crime

A prestigious panel of federal, state and local law enforcement officials will gather in Great Falls Tuesday for a public discussion on hate crimes.

Source: yahoo.com
U.S. Attorney for Montana to discuss hate crimes at GFPL - Vimarsana News

U.S. Attorney for Montana to discuss hate crimes at GFPL

The U.S. Attorney for the District of Montana Jesse Laslovich will be at the Great Falls Public Library at 3 p.m. Feb. 20 to lead a discussion on how to report and prevent hate crimes. The United Against Hate event will be in the Cordingley Room in the library basement. Laslovich will be joined by

Board of trustees professor of law speaks on criminal justice reform and racial violence - Vimarsana News

Board of trustees professor of law speaks on criminal justice reform and racial violence

Yesterday the University of Connecticut’s Humanities Institute hosted a Fellow’s Talk led by Dr. Richard Ashby Wilson, the board of trustees professor of law and anthropology. His speech detailed his research about how recent police reforms have either succeeded or failed and whether or not the criminal justice system handles hate crimes properly.