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7th International Conference on Hate Studies: The Challenges of Hate in the 21st Century

In partnership with Community Colleges of Spokane, Gonzaga's Center for the Study of Hate will convene sessions filled with remarkable contributors who have been central to creating socially just and inclusive communities

Join us as we discuss the future of hate studies research, how this research connects to the work of practitioners, and various policies to address hate and acceptance in communities.

Your financial support of this event will empower greater learning and build strength to counter hate not only in your own community, but around the world as well.

Why Gonzaga?

The Gonzaga Center for the Study of Hate supports research and education focused on the human capacity to dehumanize an 'other' and the processes that can counter that capacity. With partners locally and across the globe, we are a founding member and leading contributor to the interdisciplinary field of hate studies. This work is central to the identity of Gonzaga as a Jesuit university, following in the ways of St. Ignatius or Loyola by naming the harms of marginalization and taking action against bias and bigotry. This is our magis - to work against hate and in solidarity for a world with greater justice.



FEATURED PANELISTS & SPEAKERS

Charlene Teters

Keynote: Charlene Teters, M.F.A.

Charlene Teters, M.F.A., member of the Spokane Nation, artist, writer, educator, & activist, will deliver this year's keynote address, "We the Invisible People" on Friday, April 21, at 6 p.m. (PST)

Featured Speakers at the 2023 International Conference on Hate Studies

ICOHS 23 Featured Speakers

Learn more about our featured speakers.