Tackling Far-Right E-Learning.

Published on 17th April 2019

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Far-right extremism is on the rise. Unions and union reps can help tackle these issues by using solidarity, trust and by talking to people about their concerns.

There has been a spike in far-right activity across the UK in recent years. Hate speech spreads unchecked online, and acts of far-right terrorism have rocketed.

But unions are mobilising against this. Access this e-learning for information on who the far-right are, how they operate and most importantly how we can campaign against them. The learning also allows you to practice difficult conversations you may have when tackling this issue.

Access the e-learning here.

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