We stand united against racism and Islamophobia - resources for partners

In this section you can access the resources below. This includes a set of key messages which we want to share consistently across all our communication channels across all our partners.

• You can also download the social media tile related to our statement on standing united against racism and Islamophobia, to use across your social media channels.
• Social media content and key messages for a range of audiences that are focused on advice on safety, reporting hate crime and seeking support if recent events are affecting your mental health.

By working together we can continue to share accurate information, counter any misinformation and disinformation and encourage people to use official and trusted sources.

If you experience, witness or have been involved in a hate crime you can report it through West Yorkshire Police. Reporting makes a difference – to you, your friends, and your life. If you see a crime that is in progress or if someone is in immediate danger, please call 999 without hesitation.

If you experience, witness or have been involved in a hate crime you can also report it through Bradford Hate Crime Alliance.

Support is also available from Tell Mama, a confidential support service for those suffering from anti-Muslim hate and discrimination across the UK. The Tell Mama website features a number of different ways to report anti-Muslim incidents, including via phone or WhatsApp. The site also hosts useful resources, including on mosque security.

Victim Support provide information for victims of hate crime.

Reporting content on social media

If you have experienced or witnessed something you believe is an Online Hate Crime or Online Hate Speech, there are some simple steps you can take and people you can talk to. Stop Hate Crime has developed guidance to help you report any online content that encourages or is directly leading to hate crime.

Please see below guidance and resources that you may find helpful for yourself, your community or the organisation you work for.

• UK Trauma Council has published a range of resources for those working with children and young people affected by trauma and bereavement.
• Open source have produced guidance on how to spot ‘fake news’ for young people: and a film on understanding hate crime for children.

Please see below guidance and resources that you may find helpful for yourself, your community or the organisation you work for.

• ProtectUK Risk Management Guidance covers the five step process for risk management – including guidance around CCTV, doors and locks, windows, shutters and grilles – as well as how to develop a security culture.

The guidance shared here is for information only and does not replace the existing policies or guidance issued by your employer. You should speak to your employer or line manager and follow any policies and guidance issued by your employer.

• Riots across the UK: FAQs for employers & HR Professionals | Hill Dickinson
• British Islamic Medical Association advice on actions employers should take to support staff in their statement on far right extremism.
• Read the CIPD’s advice on supporting your workforce through a crisis.
• Support for mental health issues is available through the Practitioner Health programme, and the BMA Wellbeing resources.
• For those who want to donate to support the Southport community, read the Charity Commission’s recent guidance on giving with confidence to registered charities.