LA vs HATE
LA vs HATE
In partnership with Los Angeles County’s Human Relations Commission and Department of Mental Health, 211 LA hosts a hotline for individuals who have been victims or witnesses to acts of bullying or incidents motivated by hate or discrimination to connect with services.
PROGRAM SERVICES
Live Hotline
Report hate, discrimination or bullying and receive referrals to support services by dialing 2-1-1 or live chat.
Online Services
Self-serve by searching 211 LA’s resource database for services and reporting hate incidents online.
Care Coordination
After filing a report, you can receive follow-up support, referrals and advocacy from Care Coordinators.
REPORT A HATE INCIDENT
Formulario de Incidente de Odio

LA vs Hate Video
Join 211LA and our LA vs Hate initiative partners: Not In Our Town and Special Service for Groups, Inc. in their training on how to report hate, support victims, and take action as an individual or as a community.
LA vs Hate: United Against Hate Week
This year Los Angeles County joined United Against Hate Week, November 30th - December 6th, 2020. This week of action was designed to raise awareness about the dangers of hate and to bring communities together to learn from each other, acknowledge local concerns and seek solutions together.
There were various activities/events throughout the County during United Against Hate week. Over 300 agencies participated in sharing across Social Media. On November 30th - on Twitter alone 280,000 people were reached by either tweeting, sharing or liking posts about United Against Hate Week.
In the News
During United Against Hate Week, 211 LA Anti-Hate Care Coordinators participated in radio interviews on KQBH 101.5 FM, National Public Radio (NPR), and Spectrum News.
The NPR interview was broadcasted throughout the United States through over 200 media outlets. Listen here.