Stop the Hate
Through the Stop the Hate program, PACE is raising awareness about anti-Asian hate, supporting victims, and improving cultural understanding between communities and law enforcement.
What is Stop the Hate?
Stop the Hate is a program by the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) that funds over 170 organizations throughout California to provide direct services, prevention services and intervention services for victims of hate. The program began in 2021 to combat the rise in hate against Asian and Pacific Islander Californians in the aftermath of COVID-19. Today, the program has been expanded to fund organizations combating hate against all groups.
Our Work
PACE’s work as a Stop the Hate grantee consists of community-building, outreach, and prevention and intervention services. Our work centers on sharing critical information on anti-AAPI hate, how victims can respond to and report hate crimes and hate incidents, and strategies for law enforcement to handle incidents of hate and bias in a more culturally sensitive manner.
SAFE Collaborative
PACE leads the Security and Awareness as Fundamental Education (SAFE) collaborative. Together with our partners KALEO (Korean American Law Enforcement Organization) and PACE Care, we develop develop trainings and educational resources to combat anti-Asian hate with a focus on AAPI older adults, community members, and law enforcement.
Below, you’ll find out SAFE training videos and presentations available in over 10 languages: English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese, Farsi, Hindi, Japanese, Khmer, and Russian.
SAFE Presentations
Our multilingual training presentations cover critical information including:
- Definitions of hate crimes and hate incidents
- Information and statistics on anti-Asian hate
- What to do if you’re a victim of hate
- What to do if you witness hate
- How to report hate crimes and hate incidents
Find your desired language below and press the play button to watch the training video. To view the presentation slides, click on the language button below the video.
