Hate Has No Home in the Heart of Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue's "Hate Has No Home Here" initiative seeks to create a safe and inclusive environment amid rising instances of hate and bias. Launched by the City of Bellevue, the initiative brings together residents, businesses, and organizations in solidarity with communities of color. Mayor Lynne Robinson emphasizes the importance of safety and support within the diverse community, urging residents to take action against hate. The initiative features an online resource hub that provides support for victims and witnesses of hate incidents. Free signs, stickers, and campaign posters are being distributed across the city to visibly communicate the message that hate is unwelcome in Bellevue.

Bellevue Police and local leaders are actively encouraging the reporting of hate crimes and bias incidents to ensure community safety. This proactive approach aims to strengthen community bonds and reinforce shared values of inclusivity and positivity. By participating in this initiative, residents can showcase their support and contribute to a welcoming environment for all.

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