M
oreover, all the intellectual outputs
and project activities will be realised in a way
that will allow the new trained youth workers
and the partners organisations to produce a positive
impact on medium/long terms by:
1. contributing to a better understanding of how Internet
and social media can be used for preventing and combating
online hate speech against migrants and refugees with targeted
tools, responses, and best practices;
2. analysing hate speeches more rapidly and, specifically, better
identifying and understanding anti-migrant and anti-refugee hatred
online, also in order to prevent radicalisation leading to violent
extremism;
3. proactively targeting the needs of different target
stakeholder groups (in particular, youth organisations and
NGO) and supporting them in the fight against racism
and xenophobia;
4. improving, monitoring and reporting
capabilities on hate speech online following the
social media reporting rules of Council of
Europe.
5. breaking down anti-migrant and
anti-refugee stereotypes and
reducing fear of crime and social
distress.