New CA vs Hate Campaign Confronts Online Hate

Hate has no place in California – IRL or online. That’s why CA vs Hate is launching new digital content to confront this issue and promote respect, kindness, and action against online hate.

This new campaign aims to encourage Californians to rethink how they engage in digital spaces. Whether it’s the comment section or direct messages, words matter and can cause harm to another person.

With messages like "Comment with Care and Compassion" and "Bullying Isn’t Okay in Person, and It’s Not Okay Online," we’re asking Californians to take a stand against harmful online behavior. Scrolling past hate isn’t enough—reporting and speaking up can make a real difference.

Want to help spread the word? Share this message on social media here and download posters and graphics here.

Reporting Online Hate Is Confidential & Easy

CA vs Hate provides a safe, anonymous reporting option for victims and witnesses of hate acts. If you experience or witness online hate, report it at CAvsHate.org or by calling 833-8-NO-HATE. Care coordinators can provide resources and connect individuals with support, including access to mental health, financial, and legal services. 

New Billboards to Bring Our Message to All Californians

In response to nationwide increases in hate in recent years and in continuation with the state’s ongoing outreach campaign, CA vs Hate is also launching new informational billboards across the state. These billboards serve to remind local communities that there is support available wherever you live in California. 

Keep an eye out for our newest billboards launching soon in:

📍 Butte Creek Canyon, CA

📍 Merced County, CA

📍 Sacramento, CA

📍 San Diego, CA

📍 Santee, CA

📍 Stockton, CA

📍 Vallejo, CA