Online hate is currently one of the most complex challenges facing the media sector. The resources developed by the CHASE project were created precisely to support the daily work of those operating in the information sector.


Online hate is currently one of the most complex challenges facing the media sector. The resources developed by the CHASE project were created precisely to support the daily work of those operating in the information sector.

Con CHASE ci impegniamo a rendere il web un luogo sicuro. Scopri il Codice di Condotta: una guida pratica per media e utenti contro l’hate speech di genere.
Vuoi vederlo in azione? Partecipa al webinar gratuito con Debora Barletta. Ti aspettiamo su Zoom il 19 febbraio alle 15.00.

For 25 November and the International Day for the Elimination of Gender-Based Violence, we remember that it is our collective responsibility to create safe digital spaces, promote consent and protect people from gender-based violence.

Promoting safer digital spaces, CHASE encourages responsible media practices – including with an upcoming training course: Stop Hate & Change, to be held on 4, 6, and 11 November 2025.

Online sexism isn’t just about explicit insults or hate speech. It often appears through seemingly “harmless” acts: jokes, comments, images or interactions that reinforce stereotypes and normalize gender-based violence. But where is the line between inappropriate behaviour and digital violence? And what are the warning signs – the red flags – we should all learn to recognize? Let’s talk about it with the expert Debora Barletta on 30 October at 4 pm live on Facebook and YouTube.

Stop Hate & Change path aims to strengthen the skills of journalists, media professionals, and communication specialists in understanding and countering online hate speech.