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Things I learned from YouTube stars, ex-extremists, and storytellers about fighting hate

  • July 19, 2018
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In June 2018, 50 YouTube content creators from around the world gathered in London for YouTube’s Creators for Change camp. These ambassadors met to work on projects for their YouTube channels to fight hate speech, xenophobia and racism. With millions of followers among them, this incredible program supports these influencers as they use the platform for social good. This guide provides an actionable framework for practitioners to include quality research in their work.

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