And it's available to anybody who's on the internet. Titled Erasing the Hydra of Hate , the interactive game is designed to fight hate propaganda by educating young people about discrimination and hate crimes. The primary target group was young people between the ages of 11 to 13, but the Commission has been finding it appeals to a broad age range. The object of the game is to erase that picture and replace it with another.
Players answer questions about discrimination, hate crimes, and hate group activity.
Each correct answer erases a section of the Hydra and replaces it with a part of the new picture. When players get answers wrong, they are provided with more information before they attempt the question again. A companion poster is available too, and can be ordered online. Like the game, the poster is designed to give young people information about discrimination and hate propaganda. Finding the game You'll find the game on the CHRC main English and French site home pages via a prominent link in the left-most frame.