No Place For Hate campaign
Tower Hamlets Council's No Place for Hate campaign was highlighted for engaging 27,900 individuals in March 2026.
Tower Hamlets Council's No Place for Hate campaign was highlighted in the Annual Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Report for 2024-2025, reviewed by the Cabinet in March 2026. The report noted the campaign engaged approximately 27,900 individuals as part of the council's efforts to tackle inequality and foster diversity across the borough.
The campaign aims to send a message that hate will not be tolerated in Tower Hamlets, promoting diversity and tackling inequality. It forms part of wider initiatives, including the recommissioning of six community equality networks and the establishment of an Equalities Hub to involve residents in decision-making.
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