Slash the hate puts youths' voices at the heart of peaceful elections challenging online hate, promoting responsible digital engagement, and bringing young people together across all divides.
Slash The Hate gives young people the tools to fight online hate, promote peace and make their voices count.
From nationwide workshops and campus engagements to a national hackathon and innovation showcase at TUM, Slash The Hate is putting youths at the heart of digital peacebuilding and civic action.
Explore the activities and initiatives we are engaging in to promote safer, healthier and more respectful digital spaces.
Social media has given people a powerful way to communicate, connect and share ideas.
But the same platforms can also be used to spread hate speech, cyberbullying, harassment and harmful content.
Slash the Hate was created to encourage people to pause before posting, understand the impact of their words and choose communication that respects others.
To educate social media users about harmful online behavior and empower them to communicate responsibly.
A digital environment where people can express themselves, disagree and connect without resorting to harassment, hate or abuse.
Formation of DARE Brigades and peer-to-peer engagements across universities and communities.
DARE Crafting: #SlashTheHate will officially launch the campaign at the Technical University of Mombasa on 3rd November 2026
Judges announce the best content and other awards hosted by a public personality.
Dissemination of advocacy content throuh digital influencers and DARE Brigades.
Develop and share innovative digital peacebuilding messages and products across various online platforms aimed towards preventing hate and violence.
Establish safe digital spaces that support youth engagement, dialogue and peaceful civic mobilization.
Counter hatespeech, misinformation and online incitement that may lead to (electoral) violence
Learn how to communicate responsibly, use the tools and help create a better digital environment.