The resource library provides a collection of publications, lessons learned, available trainings, and useful links to valuable hate crime prevention resources.
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Marking Distinct Pathways of People Who Commit Bias-Based Offenses
Marking Distinct Pathways of People Who Commit Bias-Based Offenses
NIJ-supported study by START Consortium points to the need for flexible approaches to monitoring and rehabilitating hate crime actors.
Technology-Facilitated Violence
Technology-Facilitated Violence
This COPS publication is a resource that will assist state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) agencies in addressing doxing, swatting, and cyberstalking.
CRS Toolkit: Hate Crimes Response
CRS Toolkit: Hate Crimes Response
This CRS toolkit details CRS programs and services to help communities' problem solve and build capacity to prevent and respond to hate crimes.
Understanding Hate Incidents and Hate Crimes
Understanding Hate Incidents and Hate Crimes
What is the difference between a hate crime and a hate incident? This document explains the difference and provides examples of each.
Hate Crimes Resources
U.S. Department of Justice
Program Newsletters and Bulletins
Program Newsletters and Bulletins
Newsletters and special bulletins with resources that provide updates, insights, training opportunities, and guidance on hate crime trends, laws, and prevention strategies.
Hate Crimes Resources
Bureau of Justice Assistance
Hate Crimes Resources
The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) helps America’s state, local, and tribal jurisdictions reduce and prevent crime, lower recidivism, and promote a fair and safe criminal justice system. BJA provides a wide range of resources through programs and services, including training and technical assistance, to address hate crime matters.
Hate Crimes Resources
COPS Office
Hate Crimes Resources
When a community is impacted by distrust of law enforcement, or violence and/or hate from others in the community, it is vital to foster healing and inclusion, and empower citizens to work in collaboration with law enforcement. COPS Office resources highlight effective approaches that law enforcement can use to lead the healing of distressed communities.
Improving the Identification, Investigation, and Reporting of Hate Crimes
Improving the Identification, Investigation, and Reporting of Hate Crimes
The DOJ's Hate Crimes Enforcement and Prevention Initiative coordinates DOJ's efforts to eradicate hate crime, in part by facilitating training, outreach, and education to law enforcement agencies and the public at the federal, state, local, and tribal levels. This resource contains recommendations for enhancing hate crimes investigation and reporting.
Hate Crimes Resources
National Institute of Justice
Hate Crimes Resources
Access a collection of articles, awards, events, publications and multimedia resources related to NIJ’s hate crimes resources.
CRI-TAC Training: Hate Crimes Recognition and Reporting
CRI-TAC Training: Hate Crimes Recognition and Reporting
This no-cost law enforcement training, provided by the COPS Office Collaborative Reform Initiative Technical Assistance Center (CRI-TAC), provides in-person hate crimes training for line-level officers and first-line supervisors to address the immediate response on the scene to potential hate or bias crimes. The training educates officers about victims, including victimology research, diverse cultures, best communication practices, interviews and social service resources. The training can be delivered as an 8-hour direct, or a 16-hour train the trainer. Agencies interested in receiving this training or any other technical assistance may visit the Collaborative Reform website and submit a request.
Marking Distinct Pathways of People Who Commit Bias-Based Offenses
Marking Distinct Pathways of People Who Commit Bias-Based Offenses
NIJ-supported study by START Consortium points to the need for flexible approaches to monitoring and rehabilitating hate crime actors.
Technology-Facilitated Violence
Technology-Facilitated Violence
This COPS publication is a resource that will assist state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) agencies in addressing doxing, swatting, and cyberstalking.
CRS Toolkit: Hate Crimes Response
CRS Toolkit: Hate Crimes Response
This CRS toolkit details CRS programs and services to help communities' problem solve and build capacity to prevent and respond to hate crimes.
Understanding Hate Incidents and Hate Crimes
Understanding Hate Incidents and Hate Crimes
What is the difference between a hate crime and a hate incident? This document explains the difference and provides examples of each.
Hate Crimes Resources
U.S. Department of Justice
Hate Crimes Resources
Access a comprehensive collection of DOJ's hate crimes resources.
Program Newsletters and Bulletins
Program Newsletters and Bulletins
Newsletters and special bulletins with resources that provide updates, insights, training opportunities, and guidance on hate crime trends, laws, and prevention strategies.
Hate Crimes Resources
Bureau of Justice Assistance
Hate Crimes Resources
The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) helps America’s state, local, and tribal jurisdictions reduce and prevent crime, lower recidivism, and promote a fair and safe criminal justice system. BJA provides a wide range of resources through programs and services, including training and technical assistance, to address hate crime matters.
Hate Crimes Resources
COPS Office
Hate Crimes Resources
When a community is impacted by distrust of law enforcement, or violence and/or hate from others in the community, it is vital to foster healing and inclusion, and empower citizens to work in collaboration with law enforcement. COPS Office resources highlight effective approaches that law enforcement can use to lead the healing of distressed communities.
Improving the Identification, Investigation, and Reporting of Hate Crimes
Improving the Identification, Investigation, and Reporting of Hate Crimes
The DOJ's Hate Crimes Enforcement and Prevention Initiative coordinates DOJ's efforts to eradicate hate crime, in part by facilitating training, outreach, and education to law enforcement agencies and the public at the federal, state, local, and tribal levels. This resource contains recommendations for enhancing hate crimes investigation and reporting.
Hate Crimes Resources
National Institute of Justice
Hate Crimes Resources
Access a collection of articles, awards, events, publications and multimedia resources related to NIJ’s hate crimes resources.
CRI-TAC Training: Hate Crimes Recognition and Reporting
CRI-TAC Training: Hate Crimes Recognition and Reporting
This no-cost law enforcement training, provided by the COPS Office Collaborative Reform Initiative Technical Assistance Center (CRI-TAC), provides in-person hate crimes training for line-level officers and first-line supervisors to address the immediate response on the scene to potential hate or bias crimes. The training educates officers about victims, including victimology research, diverse cultures, best communication practices, interviews and social service resources. The training can be delivered as an 8-hour direct, or a 16-hour train the trainer. Agencies interested in receiving this training or any other technical assistance may visit the Collaborative Reform website and submit a request.
