Publish updates to the depository regularly to keep the awareness level of hate crime high. Assist all community organizations, including religious congregations, women' groups, service clubs, etc., to develop a plan for responding to hate crimes. Parent involvement, along with school and community commitment, is essential. Use logical transitions and include necessary details so your message is complete. Be aware of different cultural rules for attentiveness during conversations, for distance between speakers and for entering conversations that are already in progress.
Dialogue requires a genuine involvement with the other person.
To engage in a dialogue you must be willing to compare the ideas, opinions, beliefs, feelings and attitudes of others with your own. Similarly, acceptance is more confirming than interpretation. When you draw inferences and reach conclusions about the other person's remarks that go far beyond anything that person thought that he or she had said, it will be difficult to resolve any differences there may be between you. When you respond to their statements by genuinely trying to understand their thoughts and feelings and by reflecting that understanding in your responses, you show acceptance for what they are saying. You need not agree with them to be able to understand them.