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Resources

To help individuals and communities respond to hate and bias, we’ve compiled resources including bystander training, mental health services, educational materials, and information about external support services.

Action Against Hate provides educational information, incident-reporting tools, and connections to external resources. Action Against Hate does not provide legal advice or representation, individual advocacy, case management, victim services, mental health treatment, or investigative services. Resources listed on this site are provided for informational purposes and are offered by independent organizations.

Culturally competent counseling, trauma-informed care, and support groups to help victims process the emotional impact of hate.

Mental Health & Well-Being

Information about civil rights and links to independent organizations that may provide legal information or assistance.

Legal Information & External Resources

Services that provide translation for non-English speakers and specialized legal advice for immigrants or refugees who may fear reporting incidents.

Immigration & Language Access

Resources for reporting online harassment, protecting personal data from "doxxing," and tools for identifying and countering hateful rhetoric on social media.

Digital Safety & Cyber Hate

Actionable guides for local organizing, scripts for de-escalation, and materials for bystander intervention. This empowers the community to respond collectively rather than individually.

Community Toolkits

Clear instructions on how to report hate crimes to local authorities and community-based tracking organizations to ensure these acts are counted and addressed.

Reporting & Incident Documentation

Mental Health & Well-Being
  • Colorado Crisis Services: The state’s direct line for mental health, substance use, or emotional support.

  • Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center (RMvlc): A nonprofit law firm that provides free legal services to victims of crime in Colorado. They specialize in protecting victims' rights within the criminal justice system.

Legal Support & Rights Advocacy
  • Colorado Civil Rights Division (CCRD): Enforces state anti-discrimination laws in housing, employment, and public spaces.

  • Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center: Provides free legal assistance to victims of crime to ensure their rights are upheld.

Immigration & Language Access
  • Colorado Legal Services (CLS): Offers free legal help for low-income residents, including specialized immigration services.

  • Colorado Office of New Americans (ONA): A state office that helps immigrants and refugees access language and integration support.

Digital Safety & Cyber-Hate
  • Colorado Office of School Safety (OSS): Features a dedicated digital safety section to combat online harassment and cyberbullying.

  • Safe2Tell Colorado: An anonymous reporting tool for threats or safety concerns, including those originating online.

Community Toolkits
Reporting & Incident Documentation
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