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Mayor Woodley: Hackney stands with its communities following Bondi Beach attack
Now more than ever Hackney stands with its communities. We will always remain no place for hate.
Why we’re renewing our commitment to eliminating violence against women and girls
New violence against women and girls strategy marks 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence events in Hackney.
Breaking down barriers: Hackney launches Connect to Work
Connect to Work will support people in Hackney with complex barriers into work
Hackney is no place for hate: become a Hackney Hate Crime Community Champion
Hackney Council is recruiting local residents to join a new network of Community Champions to tackle hate crime, support victims, and build a safer Hackney.
We stand united with Hackney’s Muslim communities this Islamophobia Awareness Month
This November marks Islamophobia Awareness Month, under the powerful theme ‘Flip the Script’.
Hackney stands against hate for National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025
Hackney marks National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025 with a series of anti-hate crime pop-up stalls across the borough, focusing on supporting victims of disability hate.