The new report highlights stark figures regarding how often youth are exposed to hateful content.
Pop culture conspiracy theories can be especially seductive to youth – we’re giving you some background on why that is, what to look out for, and how to talk about it with the young people in your life.
Upcoming municipal elections across Canada are the frontline of the culture war. It’s everyone’s responsibility to ensure trustee candidates are held accountable for their intentions for school communities.
Young women in the ‘aspiring tradwife’ and ‘skull mask e-girl’ communities spread hate and sometimes encourage violence. They are also victims of gendered harassment in their own movements.
The far-right is trying to stack school boards. We've put together the background and tools you need to confront and prevent hate during the upcoming elections.
Talking to kids about video gaming, media and news, and what they’re learning in school can help you spot warning signs early and create a rewarding and protective environment.
Tyler Blair said he was a "Nazbol Stalinist Canadian nationalist" at only 8 years old. At 13, he was logging into gaming platforms using the name "Tyler the Fascist Italian." By high school, he was engaging in overtly hateful online spaces - including the neo-fascist forum Iron March.
Canadian youth are being targeted, groomed, and recruited by white supremacist movements.
The program is based on CAHN’s newly released Confronting and Preventing Hate in Canadian Schools toolkit, which specifically focuses on countering hate propaganda aimed at youth.
Seth Bertrand of Windsor, Ontario has a history of networking within neo-Nazi spaces online, including with a Texas man accused of plotting a mass shooting.