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Our Projects

Hate Crime Awareness 

2023

Hate crime can have devastating consequences for victims, their families, witnesses and the wider community. Yet public awareness and perception of hate crime remains low, and incidents are significantly under-reported. EQuIP have worked with members of the community in creating translated videos to inform everyone what hate is, why it is important to report it and who to report to. Please feel free to share these with anyone you feel could find these useful.

Available in English, Ukrainian, Punjabi, Polish, Russian, Arabic, Latvian, Nepalese and Hindi 

Our other Updates

Other Updates

EQuIP have been involved in a wide range of projects across Warwickshire. Take a look at some of our other campaigns, actions and events.

The launch of over 30 community-based Hate Crime Reporting Points was held on 16 September 2026 in Nuneaton as part of ongoing work to tackle hate crime in the county in a new initiative run by EQuIP, the Equality and Inclusion Partnership.

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Over the summer of 2025, Warwickshire experienced a series of local protests which had a measurable impact on community cohesion, perceptions of safety and patterns of hate crime reporting.

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