Get the concepts, frameworks and tools to tackle hate speech effectively, including how to apply international standards and the Digital Services Act (DSA) in your work.
23 February to 23 March 2027
A 3-week online course · 3 to 4 hours per week
Leave your details below and we'll let you know as soon as registration opens. Scholarships are available for this edition.
Hate speech undermines dignity, marginalises communities, and erodes democratic values. This course equips you to respond in your role, with your partners, starting now.
In online spaces hate speech spreads fast and can be hard to recognise, especially with coded language. Knowing what to look for, and what to do next, makes all the difference.
This course gives you the concepts, frameworks and tools to tackle hate speech effectively, including how to apply international standards and the Digital Services Act (DSA) in your work. You'll learn through collaborative exchange with professionals across sectors, with expert feedback tailored to your own context and action-oriented outcomes you can use immediately.
Tap any card to see what you'll get from it. Whether you're newly in role or deeply experienced, you'll learn alongside peers from across the system.
Working on hate speech monitoring or support? Strengthen your practice and your partnerships.
Digital Services Coordinators, trusted flaggers, vetted researchers and internet intermediaries' partners.
Public authorities and international organisations implementing hate speech policies.
Anyone seeking to understand and apply practical legal tools and collaborative strategies.
Running 23 February to 23 March 2027. A flexible blend of self-paced learning and live exchange. Click a session below to see how the course unfolds.
Weekly modules you complete in your own time, with optional material for going further.
One flexible assignment you adapt to your own context. No minimum word count.
Weekly 1.5-hour interactive sessions with peers and expert tutors (13:00 to 14:30 CET).
The breakout room discussions were really good to engage online participants who may not have otherwise participated in the larger group.
The course and feedback created a positive learning environment and made me think even more critically about what is at stake.
[The tutors] did an absolutely amazing job engaging all the students, teaching key concepts, and ensuring we understood the materials. They were incredibly professional, academically strong, and genuinely kind throughout the course.
Thank you for giving the opportunity to interact with a community of practice across Europe.
This is a tutor-led, research-informed, practice-based course. Scholarships are available for this edition, so cost need not be a barrier to joining.
Leave your details below and we'll let you know as soon as registration opens. Scholarships are available for this edition.
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