National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025
National Hate Crime Awareness Week will take place from 11th – 18th October 2025. So we need you all to start thinking about what you will do to support the week this year!
You will find lots of information and resources below and you can also visit the National Hate Crime Awareness Week website for more details for ideas on getting involved. Also, be sure to look out for and use the hashtag #NATIONALHCAW on social media
As always Stop Hate UK is continuing to spread the message of #SpreadLoveNotHate
You can read our blog to learn why we feel this is an important vision for us all to share.
We will continue to share this message throughout National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025, so please help us by including the hashtag #SpreadLoveNotHate in your National Hate Crime Awareness Week social media posts.
How You Can Show Your Support
1. Display Our Web Banner On Your Website (Coming Soon)
2. Take Our Hate Crime Pledge
Fill in why you are supporting National Hate Crime Awareness Week and take a photo to share on Social Media.
Don’t forget to tag us in on Facebook stop.hate.uk, Twitter @stophateuk and Instagram @stop_hate_uk and include any of the following Hashtags: #NationalHCAW #spreadlovenothate #WeStandTogether #NoPlaceForHate #SafePlaceForAll.
Let’s reach as many people as possible!
3. Download and Share Our Social Media Posts (Coming Soon)
Images you can share on your social media during National Hate Crime Awareness Week.
You can find more National Hate Crime Awareness Week resources at www.nationalhcaw.uk
Stop Hate UK's #SPREADLOVENOTHATE Merchandise
We have a fantastic range of #SpreadLoveNotHate Stop Hate UK merchandise available to purchase on our website, including T-Shirts, Pens, Carrier bags and more. They are perfect for any National Hate Crime Awareness Week events you are hosting.
Make #NationalHCAW 2025 the Best One So Far!
There are plenty of ways you can get involved with online events, webinars, putting up posters, supporting and sharing on social media and even starting conversations around reporting Hate Crime online and in-person.
These are some of the ways people have got involved with National Hate Crime Awareness week in previous years.
- ‘Hands Up to Challenge Hate’ – People posted images on social media with their hands up as a pledge to challenge hate.
- Candlelit vigils were held across the country, including London, Sussex, Devon, Suffolk, and Berkshire.
- There was plenty of coverage in the media and a huge campaign on Social Media!
In past years, we’ve been overwhelmed with the amount of support and would like to thank everybody for their letters and statements, including our Patron, Baroness Lawrence, former Prime Minister David Cameron, and many other senior politicians.
Our thanks also go out to all those who have been involved in, planning, and attending events across the country, and to those who organised and stood vigil to remember all those affected by Hate.
So, let’s get ready for National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2025 and make it one of the most successful ever!
Let Us Know About Your National Hate Crime Awareness Week Events
If you are hosting a National Hate Crime Awareness Week Event, be sure to let us know so that we can help you publicise it through our social media channels. Simply email details to: fundraising@stophateuk.org
For more information about National Hate Crime Awareness Week please visit: www.nationalhcaw.uk