The working groups are Eradicate Hate’s engine of innovation, transforming ideas generated here at the Global Summit into concrete deliverables that are built and tested through year-round collaboration. Please join us at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center for any of the open sessions below. Those marked ‘closed door’ will not be open to the general public and are invite only.
- Youth Red Flags (open session; 301-302) – Youth Red Flags aims to create short form, accessible, and global resources that clearly communicate some of the most troubling challenges facing youth today. These resources are adapted for various audiences including Law Enforcement, Parents, Educators, and Youth, and provide tailored language to distill complex issues into actionable understanding. During this open working group meeting, the group will present its work to date and consult the room about future topics, audiences, and message delivery. We invite anybody who works with youth, or with those who do, to attend and lend their expertise.
- Judicial Process (open session; 315-316) – The Judicial Process Working Group will discuss two key topics: progress in the distribution of the Judicial Toolkit and plans for further dissemination; and comments on the draft case scenario and vignettes for the continuing education program based on the Toolkit, including logistics for video production of the vignettes.
- Higher Education (closed session; off-site)
- City Managers (317-318; closed door; 317-318)
- State Solutions (closed door; 303)
- Threat Modeling Workshop (open session; 304-305) – In this applied threat modeling workshop, attendees bring a real-world problem, project, or security concern and work through a structured process to identify key assets, relevant threat actors, and plausible pathways of harm. By the end of the hour, participants will have prioritized risks according to likelihood and impact and will leave with a clear, practical sense of where to focus mitigation efforts first.
To learn more about the many initiatives our working groups advance, please visit the Eradicate Hate Working Groups webpage.