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OUR MISSION
The Cincinnati Regional Coalition Against Hate (CRCAH) is a nonpartisan alliance of organizations committed to being vigilant against hate activity by supporting impacted communities and fostering acceptance, compassion, and justice for all in the Cincinnati region.
Promoting Inclusive Values
Everyone deserves to be treated equally no matter what.
Assisting Victims
We are here to help others who have been taken advantage of.
Monitor Activies
We monitor any activities that run counter to these values.
Educating The Community
We conduct year-round community education on the causes and prevention of bias, bigotry, & racism.
Create Timely Reponses
We create timely responses to hate crimes and bias incidents.
Volunteer to make a difference
We need people like you who are willing to help with the day to day needs of the organization. We organize events and reach out to members of our community to educate as well as protect.
RECENT ACTIVITY
We are with Xavier, NKU and for all those against hate!
White supremacist group strikes again
xaviernewswire.com
By: Alex Budzynski, Acting Editor-in-Chief Hunter Ellis, Managing Multimedia Editor Chloe Salveson, Show Manager Multiple “Black Lives Matter” banners in front of Bellarmine Chapel were vandalized...The Cincinnati Regional Coalition Against Hate strongly condemns the hateful defamation of Northern Kentucky University and Xavier University property with the graffiti of white supremacist propaganda. Under the cover of darkness, these hateful acts were carried because the perpetrators know these beliefs are antithetical to the values of these institutions and their communities. These acts are an attack on our humanity and American ideals. We are grateful to both universities for taking swift action in response to these incidents. We must not allow these acts to weaken us, let us use this as an opportunity to double down in our efforts to ensure a just, safe and equitable society for all. We stand ready to work with the community in to fight hate, challenge extremism and shed light on truth.
NKU story here: www.fox19.com/2021/04/03/white-supremacist-graffiti-found-nkus-campus-second-time-this-year/
White supremacist group strikes again
xaviernewswire.com
By: Alex Budzynski, Acting Editor-in-Chief Hunter Ellis, Managing Multimedia Editor Chloe Salveson, Show Manager Multiple “Black Lives Matter” banners in front of Bellarmine Chapel were vandalized...We stand in solidarity with the Greater Cincinnati Chinese Chamber of Commerce and all members of the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community who feel unsafe during this difficult time. We must join together to defeat all forms of hatred as an act against one of us is an act against us all. Please stay vigilant and treat others with the respect and dignity they deserve.
#NoPlaceForHate #wechooselove
The Cincinnati Regional Coalition Against Hate strongly condemns the vandalism and white supremist propaganda found on the campus of Xavier University. This attack, following closely on the heels of a similar one at NKU, is part of a disturbing and escalating pattern. We must all strive to weed out those who try to undermine community, and the values laid out in the U.S. Constitution.
Please see Xavier's statement and learn more about the incident.
Community condemns acts of vandalism
xaviernewswire.com
Messages of support replace messages of hate and division By: Hunter Ellis and chloe salveson, managing multimedia editor and staff writer Cardboard signs asserting “BLACK LIVES MATTER” and poster...The Cincinnati Regional Coalition Against Hate strongly condemns the hateful defamation of NKU property with the graffiti of white supremacist propaganda. For such an act to also occur on International Holocaust Remembrance Day is yet another example of the vitriolic divisions that have seeped into our society. These cowardly attacks are an affront to all in our community. Terrorism and violence will not prevail.
We appreciate the swift and unequivocal condemnation of this hateful act by Northern Kentucky University Administration, and we stand ready to work together, in solidarity, to denounce dangerous conspiracy theories that feed false narratives and embolden our fellow Americans towards hateful actions. It is time to shed light where there is darkness, to spread truth where there are lies, and to ensure the safety of the whole community.
'I felt sick to my stomach.' White supremacist graffiti found on Northern Kentucky University campus
www.cincinnati.com
“Today, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, graffiti and materials from the Patriot Front, a white-supremacist group, were discovered on our campus," the university wrote on Facebook Wednesd...ORGANIZING PARTNERS:
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