Through this initiative, The Summit is preventing and reducing cyberhate against Quebec youth, particularly youth from Black communities. To this end, a new network has been created, composed of ten trained interveners and four champions from member organizations.
This new network of stakeholders from both official language communities will offer workshops on combating hate on the Internet, will be on the lookout for warning signs and will recognize reprehensible cases, will intervene with the victims and the authorities concerned and will become a reference for the prevention of acts of cyberhate for their respective organizations.
 | Design of an anti-cyber-hate policy framework and accreditation curriculum. |
 | Promotional campaign within the 51 member organizations. |
 | Solicitation campaign for stakeholders (10) and champions (4). |
 | Accreditation of 10 speakers and 4 champions. |
 | Offer of 10 workshops to members of the organizations by the champions. |
Our network provides youth, especially those from Black communities, with opportunities for social and economic integration so that they can contribute to sustainable change.
Cette année, pour sa troisième édition, le Sommet portait sur des enjeux auxquels font face les communautés noires en matière de culture, économie, éducation et justice.
