Welcome to the new Humber All Nations Alliance (HANA) website. Here you will find out how HANA was formed, what it offers now, how you can get involved and much more.
Humber All Nations Alliance is an umbrella organisation formed in 2002 by BME (Black and Minority Ethnic) groups in the Humber Sub-region. HANA’s primary aim is to promote the well being of BME communities in the Humber sub-region, by providing a voice and advocate on their behalf and by representing their interests in a range of influential or decision-making contexts.
We work with our members, developing their groups and community associations, providing training to frontline organisations as well as individuals.
Though independent research and input from our members, we identify needs of the BME community in the Humber sub-region and develop new services to meet these needs. For more information on the services HANA provides, please see the Projects and Services section.
If you have any questions or queries, please do not hesitate to CONTACT US.
Open Up - Hate Crime Surgery
Monday, 22 September 2008 00:00
What is Hate Crime? A Hate Crime is any offence against a person or property that is perceived by the victim or any other person as being motivated by prejudice or hate of a person’s:
Race
Disability
Age
Sexual Orientation
Religion
Gender
Hate Crime can take many forms, including: physical attacks, murder, damage to property, verbal abuse, intimidation, bullying, arson and offensive graffiti or offensive literature.Hate Crime can happen to anyone.
If you have been a victim of hate crime or have witnessed a hate crime incident, please come to one of our surgeries on the dates and venues mentioned on the next page.We want to raise awareness and understanding of hate crime, and encourage its reporting either directly to the police or through our Hate Crime Reporting Centre.
Do not suffer in silence!
We provide confidential support and advice to you.
As part of the Open Up - Hate Crime Project, HANA will be running a series of training workshops on Hate Crime. Each workshop will look at a range of topics, covering all strands of hate crime including:
Race
Sexual Orientation
Disability
Religion
Age
Gender
All workshops are designed to get participants involved and are aimed to be highly interactive. The main aim of the workshops is to create awareness of Hate Crime, what it is, what effects it has victims, the importance of reporting it, how to report as a witness or third party.
All the courses are free of charge and a buffet lunch is included. Individuals and staff from agencies and statutory bodies are all welcome to attend this essential training.
All the workshops will be held at the Community Enterprise Centre, Cottingham Road, Hull, HU5 2DH. Click Here for a map and to get directions.
All workshops will take place from 12.00 pm to 4.00 pm and the dates for workshops are:
