Humanity Matters New Zealand

@byroncclark Look forward to reading it when it comes out.

Check out our survey into Mis/disinformation in Aotearoa New Zealand: Through the lens of Online AntiSemitism, creating educational resources to help people deal with mis/disinformation. humanitymatters.org.nz/resources/

gal.to/m1fc9 Can you help us make this a reality?

Removing the Nazi Swastika from being displayed in Aotearoa New Zealand - Sign the Petition! chng.it/Fdbf2Y78 via @Change

Removing the Nazi Swastika from being displayed in Aotearoa New Zealand - Sign the Petition! chng.it/Fdbf2Y78 via @Change

Removing the swastika from being displayed in public In New Zealand - Sign the Petition! chng.it/wMSJhqscrj via @Change

Humanity Matters New Zealand (@humanityNZ) is creating resources for teachers to educate students on Human Rights 🎉 You can support by buying a coffee ☕️ here — buymeacoffee.com/chrisax

Humanity Matters New Zealand is on @buymeacoffee! 🎉 You can support by buying a coffee ☕️ here — buymeacoffee.com/chrisax

We want to hear the voices of the Jewish community in Aotearoa. Join the conversation for change online. We want to understand experiences of online antisemitism. We welcome you to take part so we can begin to create solutions together. Register bit.ly/3LfoKQ4

Check our first podcast lnkd.in/gZ9mr5ks or Spotify. As we discuss New Zealand's newest Human Rights organisation Humanity Matters NZ, Online Antisemitism in Aotearoa New Zealand. Ukraine Crisis Discussion with Tracey Martin on her role with Humanity Matters NZ

InternetNZ’s recent on-demand grant round was about supporting communities affected by dangerous speech. We are thrilled to receive funding to support our work in this area. internetnz.nz/news-and-artic… @InternetNZ

@michaelwoodnz New Zealand human rights group, Humanity Matters, applauds Hon. Michael Wood for these comments and gives even more significance of the work Humanity Matters is undertaking currently into antisemitic speech in New Zealand.

@TRPNI Wonderful to see Prof William Spurlin advisory board member for Humanity Matters NZ, as special guest speaker & laid wreaths at the War Memorial in the shape of a pink triangle & a black triangle who were victims of Nazi homophobia & violence with the Lord Mayor of Belfast