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Now in its sixth year, the Eradicate Hate Global Summit is the world’s most comprehensive, multidisciplinary conference dedicated to preventing all forms of hate-fueled violence.
Building on growing global participation, the 2025 Summit welcomed 1,532 attendees, 194 speakers, and 45 sessions.
The 2026 Summit takes place September 15-17 with sessions focused on this year’s theme, Bridging the Gaps.
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News Channel 5 Nashville | In Pittsburgh, a horrific hate crime sparks effort to ‘eradicate hate’ by Phil Williams
Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle | Eradicate Hate summit draws praise for its work by David Rullo
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | Rise in political violence takes center stage at Pittsburgh’s Eradicate Hate summit by Megan Guza
Eradicate Hate Global Summit Draws 1,600+ as Political Violence Concerns Rise and Prevention Funding Falls
Global convening highlights evidence that prevention works, emerging threats including nihilistic violent extremism and AI, and new tools to help communities prevent hate-fueled violence A new Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 33% of Americans identify domestic terrorism...
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review | Political violence, school safety among topics tackled at Eradicate Hate Global Summit by Julia Burdelski
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | How Pittsburgh’s Eradicate Hate, born out of the worst antisemitic attack in U.S. history, is helping Australia through its parallel tragedy by Megan Guza
CBS News | Eradicate Hate president says nonprofit is “needing to get creative” amid federal grant cuts
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review | Day 2 of Eradicate Hate Global Summit in Pittsburgh discusses prevention, memory by Alexis Papalia
PublicSource | ‘Is my son an incel?’ Eradicate Hate panelists address gender-based hate by Octavia Liku
WTAE | Survivors share stories at Eradicate Hate summit in Pittsburgh by Marcie Cipriani
The Summit offers a unique opportunity to confront the corrosive influence of bigotry and hatred in our society. In order for us to address these challenges, we first must acknowledge their painful and destructive impact in our communities and in our country. I am grateful to serve as a Global Advisor to this timely and powerful initiative.
