Anti-Far-Right

How can building awareness on global human rights issues influence attitudes towards local forms of extremism?

What creative expression have you encountered that powerfuly speaks against segregation or hatred?

How can we maintain hope and determination in the ongoing effort to oppose ideologies of hatred?

What has inspired you to learn more about, and consequently stand against, narrow-minded beliefs?

How can personal friendships and relationships serve as a foundation for building a more tolerant society?

In your opinion, what is the most dangerous aspect of far-right ideologies, and how can we combat it?

In what ways can understanding history help us in addressing contemporary issues of extremism?

How can compassion and kindness be used as weapons against ideologies rooted in hatred and fear?

Have you ever had a change of heart about someone after seeing them stand up for equality—what changed for you?

What immediate feeling do you get when you see someone speaking out against intolerance, and why?

What story of overcoming prejudice or bigotry has stayed with you and impacted your own actions?

How do you think personal accountability comes into play when countering divisive ideologies?

When you think of a future free from hatred, what images or scenarios come to mind?

How might your favorite hobby or interest serve as a common ground to unite people of differing views?

How can we foster a culture of listening and understanding to diminish the influence of extremist views?

What personal change have you made after learning more about the harm caused by intolerance?

How do moments of bravery in opposing prejudice impact our personal growth and beliefs?

What non-violent actions can someone take to make a stand against ideologies of hate?

If you were to write a story about unity, what would be the central message to challenge division?

What’s the most crucial action you feel your community can take to neutralize the allure of extremist ideologies?

How have your friendships with people from different cultures enriched your understanding of inclusivity?

In moments of witnessing exclusion or prejudice, how do you decide the best course of action to take a stand?

How do personal experiences with friends from different backgrounds influence your thoughts on diversity and tolerance?

What are the most effective ways to educate peers about the dangers of divisive ideologies without creating conflict?

How can everyday conversations contribute to breaking down the barriers erected by far-right ideologies?

How can we navigate the fine line between freedom of expression and the rejection of hate speech in our schools and communities?

Have you ever felt empowered to speak up against an injustice, and if so, what inspired your actions?

How have you reconciled the values of a free society with the need to confront ideologies that threaten those freedoms?

What does courage look like when faced with peer pressure to conform to exclusionary attitudes or behaviors?

What actions by public figures have you seen that successfully challenged prejudice and promoted inclusion?

What does being an active bystander mean to you in situations where you encounter discriminatory behavior?

Can volunteering and community service create empathy and counter the appeal of exclusionary ideologies?

What lessons from history do you find most relevant today in the fight against bigotry and exclusion?

When have you seen acts of kindness or solidarity effectively counteract messages of hate or fear?

Have you ever had to defend your values against prejudiced views online, and what did you learn from that experience?

What impact does seeing diverse leadership and representation in media and politics have on your views of social unity?

When have you felt proudest of your community's response to far-right messages or actions?

How can art, music, or other forms of culture play a role in opposing far-right ideologies?

Is it possible to empathize with someone's personal struggles without condoning their far-right views?

Have efforts to promote diversity and inclusion in your school or community been effective in countering far-right views?

Can we find common ground with those who hold far-right beliefs without compromising our own values?

Why do you think some young people are drawn to far-right groups, and what alternative narratives could be more appealing to them?

Have you seen far-right ideology manifest in unexpected places, and how did that make you feel?

What do you believe motivates individuals to oppose the far-right, and can you relate to any of these motivations?