Take Action Against Hate
Repairing the World materials and outreach campaign are designed to leave communities with long-lasting resources and relationships that will strengthen local capacity to respond to and prevent acts of hate, antisemitism, racism, anti-immigrant bias and all forms of bigotry. Pittsburgh’s story of resilience will help other communities understand the threat of antisemitism and hate, and create their own solutions and action plans for change.
1. Host a screening in your town
Get started now by visiting the Host a Screening page to download our free guides and other screening resources.
Be sure to fill out this quick form with details for your screening event. We will follow up to confirm and make sure you have anything else you need.
2. Get your school involved
Plan a screening and discussion of the film and how to stop hate and antisemitism. Begin now with a Not In Our School campaign to empower students to create safe and inclusive environments: niot.org/nios/about
3. Share your story
Hundreds of communities came together for vigils and events in response to the attack at Tree of Life synagogue in 2018. Share your own videos, photos, and stories about what happened in your town by sending us a message at info@niot.org. Your town may be featured on this site and on NIOT.org.
Stop Hate Action Kits
Not In Our Town has also created online Stop Hate Action Kits available for Schools, Communities, Campus, and Law Enforcement.
Learn More and Get Involved
Repairing the World - Outreach Campaign
Interested in participating in the Repairing the World film campaign? Want to hold a screening in your town or community?
Learn more about Not In Our Town.
Not In Our Town is a movement to stop hate, address bullying, and build safe, inclusive communities for all. Our work focuses on solutions that inspire and empower communities.
Learn more about the 10/27 Healing Partnership.
We provide support, connection, and opportunities for reflection for individuals and their loved ones impacted by the October 2018 attack and others who experience hate-induced trauma.
