A McFarland High School rising senior is using her experience with prejudice to promote unity and cultural understanding through a student chapter of We Are Many United Against Hate. Read and watch the article>
Crowd-funding campaign launched
We’ve launched a crowd-funding campaign to support our mission and would ask you to consider donating to help us continue to expand our capacity to provide educational and outreach events in Wisconsin and beyond.
Some feedback from our event at Mount Horeb High School:
“Thank you again for making today possible! The students got so much from the assembly and talked all day about the positive messages they took away. I heard multiple times that you all were the best speakers they’ve ever heard. The students are still talking about it and the impact it had on them. Even parents are emailing about what a wonderful opportunity our school provided to our community.”
And an instructor at UW-Oshkosh shared these thoughts:
“I have heard wonderful feedback today from both students and instructors. We very much enjoyed the workshop and evening presentation and learned a lot. Please extend our thanks to Arno and Pardeep as well. We will continue to be in touch. Thank you for the work you are doing with United Against Hate. I was inspired yesterday and challenged to continue to be brave in standing up to hate in all forms and encouraging my students to do the same.”
Please consider making a gift today. Thank you!
No nation filled with hate can be great
Our new Executive Director Mike McCabe shares why the mission of We Are Many-United Against Hate is so important, highlighting some of our accomplishments over the last nearly two years and the work we have yet before us.