“Fighting Hate,” is a high school based interactive curriculum developed by the Daniel Cantor Wultz Foundation to educate youth on the tactics, consequences, and challenges posed by terrorism and other crimes of hate in the 21^st century.

 The program examines: 

• the nature of terrorism,
• root causes, why it never works,
• evolution of a terrorist,
• social justice, and
• implementing change.

Through the course, student participants develop a deep understanding of strategies and goals of extremists who promote hate and deliberately use terrorism as a tactic to further fanatic religious and political objectives.

Participants also discover the role they can play – individually and as a community – to respond to these unique challenges of the 21^st century, including how each of us can be upstanders and not bystanders.

The program brings together student participants representing diverse ethnic, racial, religious and socio-economic backgrounds.

Graduates will be encouraged to work on cooperative projects, such as community and peer outreach, petitions, letter writing campaigns, and development of an international student tribunal that rejects hate and promotes social justice and tolerance.

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