

Hope and Courage Collective (previously FRO) is a national civil society organisation that works with community groups, advocacy groups, trade unions, activists and academics to stop hate organising in our communities & workplaces.
Our Vision
For everyone who calls this island home to be able to live a joyful and prosperous life no matter who they love, where they come from or what they identify as.
Our mission is to work closely with affected communities, the trade unions movement and civil society and by using our specific knowledge to make sure people have what they need to stop far right groups, who promote and normalise hate and division



In the Press
A collection of press articles about Hope and Courage Collective’s work, as featured in national news.
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