How do you deal with trolls and hate speech online? Which strategies are helpful to build solidarity networks? Why is it crucial that especially young women with diverse backgrounds continue to speak up? We Belong tries to answer these questions.

In this long-read for Guiti News, Leïla Amar discusses new and old forms of anti-Semitism in France, in particular linked to anti-vax discourse and conspiracy theories. Leïla also speaks with members of Jewish communities and presents a complex picture of multiple belongings and inter-religious commitment.

In this special production for GTTO, Lydia and Chiara discuss a new report which looks into conspiracy ideologies and anti-Jewish hatred on Facebook and Twitter.

In the November broadcast, Mediofon discusses the problem of religious hatred and intolerance in the Polish media through several interviews with media experts and NGO representatives.

In her TV talk show at ALEX Berlin, Nyima Jadama discusses neutrality and the veil and how much diversity is accepted in European cultures with divergent opinions from experts and Muslim women.

Radio Campus Tours tries to understand where the concept of Islamo-leftism comes from, as it is used in many political and partisan communications. The programme includes several interviews with researchers.

In this episode produced in partnership with Community Media Forum Europe for GTTO, EPER talks about framing with a Hungarian expert, Anna Szilágyi, mainly about what exactly framing is, how it appears in the Hungarian press, how it can be recognised and what scientific and social basis it rests on.

Launched in March 2021, Get the Trolls Out! 4 has already debuted its first radio collab, tackling German media’s Islamophobic and anti-migrant framing of the COVID-19 pandemic in the latest instalment of Radio Dreyeckland’s Our Voice.