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
Click below to help combat hate acts and bullying by filing a report on hate incidents or hate crimes happening in your community.
Explore Justice
Social Justice is linked to the idea of fairness and equality in society. This fairness applies to all aspects of individuals' lives, including their basic human rights and needs. Throughout our nation's history, groups of people have been discriminated against on the basis of skin color, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, cultural background, and religious beliefs.
The Explore Justice video series is an opportunity to challenge our own prejudices by educating ourselves on social justice topics and issues that many are still experiencing today.
Visit explorejustice.org to start your social justice journey
The Explore Justice video series is an opportunity to challenge our own prejudices by educating ourselves on social justice topics and issues that many are still experiencing today.
Visit explorejustice.org to start your social justice journey
Greg Lebon, an award-winning sand sculpture artist, re-created Los Angeles County landmarks as sand sculptures on Saturday, Aug. 7, at Will Rogers State Beach in Pacific Palisades to call attention to Los Angeles County’s LA vs. Hate campaign.