# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 1 | Page
1 Develop a Warmline 211 System for
Reporting and Receiving Support for
Hate Based Incidents. (Ref 4.1.1)
Addressing Hate Crimes,
Violence, and Hate
Speech
• Santa Clara County District Attorney
• Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office
• Cities Associations
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• 211 -Call Service
• Santa Clara University Law Center /Labor Law
Clinic
• South County Collaborative
• Sunnyvale Collaborative
• Asian Pacific Islander Justice Coalition (APIJC)
• Faith-based Entities: Churches, Mosques,
Gurdwara, Temples
211 – Community Centered,
ability to capture early reporting
incidents and provide expansive
resources, would need to explore
capacity, funding and platform
expansion
DA – Victim advocates can
provide resources, more accurate
assessment and communication
channel with law enforcement,
victims may be hesitant to call a
government entity
2 Pilot a Community of Practice on
Restorative Justice (Ref 4.1.2)
Addressing Hate Crimes,
Violence, and Hate
Speech
• Office of Mediation and Ombuds Services
(OMOS)
• DeBug
• Californians for Justice
• Human Agenda
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
OMOS- has some restorative
justice experience history
SJSURF – in the role of guidance
for best practice and promising
models
3 County Infrastructure and Support
to Deploy Community Driven
Programs to counter programming
incidents of hate speech and hate
violence that goes beyond rallies at
City Halls (Ref 4.1.3)
Addressing Hate Crimes,
Violence, and Hate
Speech
• Division of Equity and Social Justice (DESJ)
• Santa Clara County Learning and Employee
Development LED) --SCC Learn (online training
portal)
• Potential Partnership with CBOs who already
provide community services through
agreements with Offices in DESJ, such as Office
of Immigrant Relations, Office of Gender Based
Violence and Prevention, Office of LGBTQ
Affairs
• Any other CBOs in the community that are in
this area of work to partner with DESJ and
County Departments
DESJ – explore capacity for
training a number of departments
SCC Learn – explore who could
coordinate and lead trainings re
process of reporting/recording
hate crimes and/or incidents via
the County’s Learning System
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 2 | Page
4 Office at the County Level -
Dedicated to Preventing Community
Hate (Ref 4.1.4)
Addressing Hate Crimes,
Violence, and Hate
Speech
• Division of Equity and Social Justice (DESJ)
• Office of Diversity, Equity and Belonging
(ODEB)
• Potential Partnership with CBOs who
already provide community services and/or
community service-related agreements
with Offices in DESJ
5 County Executed Educational
Programming (Ref 4.1.5)
Addressing Hate Crimes,
Violence, and Hate
Speech
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
• DeBug
• Young Women’s Freedom Center
• Californians for Justice
• Community Solutions
• South County Collaborative
• Sunnyvale Collaborative
• Asian Law Alliance (ALA)
• Silicon Valley Interreligious Council
• Local colleges & universities, including San Jose
State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• Potential Partnership with CBOs who already
provide community services and/or community
service-related agreements with Offices in DESJ
ALA – explore expanding or
exploring integrating into their
community education
deliverables hate crimes/hate
incidents/hate speech education
from the existing agreement with
the Santa Clara County Office of
Immigrant Relations
6 County Supported Block Parties and
Community Events that Bring People
Together to Fight Hate (Ref 4.1.6)
Addressing Hate Crimes,
Violence, and Hate
Speech
• Partners leading the Take Back the Night
activities/efforts including City of San Jose and
other Cities of Santa Clara County
• County of Santa Clara partnering with relevant
Community Based Organizations
• Santa Clara County District Attorney
• Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office
• Cities Associations
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
Integrate into the Take Back the
Night efforts to include
addressing hate crimes, violence,
hate speech
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 3 | Page
7 Santa Clara County law enforcement
agencies should investigate for
evidence of gender bias in violent
crimes such as sexual assault,
domestic violence and stalking
utilizing existing hate crimes laws
and POST protocols. (Ref 4.2.1)
State/Federal Laws to
Protect Against Gender-
Based Hate Crimes
• Santa Clara County Office of the Sheriff
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• Police Chiefs’ Association
• Sexual Assault Response Team (SART)
• Domestic Violence Council
• Office of Gender Based Violence Prevention
• Office of Women’s Policy
• Alliance for Girls
• Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors –
Legislative Advocacy
8 Develop Resources for the Trans
Community Led by the Trans
Community (Ref 4.2.2)
State/Federal Laws to
Protect Against Gender-
Based Hate Crimes
• Community United Against Violence (CUAV),
San Francisco
• OASIS Legal Services
• Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the SF
Bay Area (LCCR)
• Immigrant Legal Resources Center (ILRC)
• Santa Clara County Office of LGBTQ Affairs
• The Q Corner
• LGBTQ Youth Space
• LGBTQ Wellness
• The Gender Health Center
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
• Trans Families of Silicon Valley
• Law Foundation of Silicon Valley
• Trans Vision
• Transgender Law Center
• Parivar
• El La Para Latinas
• QVIET
• Colectivo Ala
• Oasis Legal
Explore resources and scope for
connecting with these
recommended/potential partners
and to also consider BIPOC Trans
advocacy and resources
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 4 | Page
9 Make Accessible, Multilingual
Resources for LGBTQ Community
(Ref 4.2.3)
State/Federal Laws to
Protect Against Gender-
Based Hate Crimes
• Santa Clara County Office of Gender Based
Violence Prevention
• Santa Clara County Office of Immigrant
Relations
• Immigrant Legal Resources Center (ILRC)
• Billy DeFrank LGBTQ Community Center
• Santa Clara County Office of LGBTQ Affairs
• The Q Corner
• Caminar
• Gender Health Center
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
• Bill Wilson Center
• Planned Parenthood Mar Monte
• Young Women’s Freedom Center
• Asian Americans for Community Involvement
(AACI)
• Gardner Health Services
• Project More
• Avenidas
• PFLAG
• YWCA Golden Gate Silicon Valley
• Indian Health Center
• Colectivo Ala
• Somos Familia
• QVIET
• Parivar
10 Develop Depth-Based Education in
Schools, Government, and
Organizations with Sponsored
Community Members (Ref 4.2.4)
State/Federal Laws to
Protect Against Gender-
Based Hate Crimes
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
• Santa Clara County School Linked Services
• Santa Clara County High School Districts
• Santa Clara County Learning and Employee
Development LED) --SCC Learn (online training
portal) in partnership with DESJ
Depth-based education model -
SJSURF - collective and deep
education process that all county
school districts, and community-
based organizations could adhere
to
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 5 | Page
• Various Community Collaboratives and CBOs
including those who are partnering and/or
providing community services through
agreements with the Offices of DESJ
11 Develop Education on Healthy
Masculinity that Includes the Whole
Family (Ref 4.2.5)
State/Federal Laws to
Protect Against Gender-
Based Hate Crimes
• Futures without Violence
• The Representation Project, Jackson Katz
• National Compadres Network
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
• School Linked Service
• High School Districts
• Local colleges & universities, including San Jose
State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
Exploring developing programs
for families not just in the
classroom like Gender Spectrum
and supporting families to engage
in those type of whole family
educational processes
12 Develop Education on Healthy
Gender Relations Churches and
Religious Leaders Can Contribute
(Ref 4.2.6)
State/Federal Laws to
Protect Against Gender-
Based Hate Crimes
• Interfaith Council
• Local faith leaders, community leaders, and
trusted community elders
13 Create an additional non-sworn
Crime Intelligence Analyst position
to provide data, monitor social
media, and track hate groups (Ref
4.3.1)
Firearms and Hate
Crimes, Hate Speech
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
14 Make Data on Hate Incidents and
Hate Crimes Public and Transparent
(Ref 4.3.2)
Firearms and Hate
Crimes, Hate Speech
• Office of Gender Based Violence Prevention–
website development with data components
(TBD)
• Local Academic/Research Foundations, e.g.,
SJSURF
• County and City Law Enforcement Agencies
• Cities and County Government – Data Portals
15 Additional Detective Assigned to
Illegal Gun Trade and Monitoring of
Hate Speech (Ref 4.3.3)
Firearms and Hate
Crimes, Hate Speech
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• San Jose Police and City of San Jose
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 6 | Page
16 Resource Investigative Tools
Currently Available for Procurement
(Ref 4.3.4)
Firearms and Hate
Crimes, Hate Speech
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• San Jose Police
17 Support a Santa Clara County
Ordinance that Bans Sale or
Possession of Ghost Guns, Kits or
Parts (Ref 4.3.5)
Firearms and Hate
Crimes, Hate Speech
• Giffords Law Center
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• San Jose Police and City of San Jose
• Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office
• Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors and
City Councilmembers– Legislative Advocacy
• Santa Clara County Counsel
Giffords Law Center - led by
Congresswoman Gabrielle
Giffords, tracks and analyzes
firearm legislation in all 50 states,
and is a leader in the movement
to end gun violence in America.
18 Support a Lifetime ban on gun
possession by certain high-risk
individuals (Ref 4.3.6)
Firearms and Hate
Crimes, Hate Speech
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• San Jose Police and City of San Jose
• Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office
• Santa Clara County Office of the Sheriff
19 Provide Consultation or Referrals on
Target hardening (Ref 4.3.7)
Firearms and Hate
Crimes, Hate Speech
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• San Jose Police
20 Be Attentive to Keeping Social
Norming Front of Mind (Ref 4.4.1)
Pathology and Best
Methods, Policies to
Address Hate Crimes
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
(e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara University, UC
Berkeley)
• Santa Clara Office of Education
• School Linked Services
21 Segment Work in Terms of Potential
to Move Participants’ Attitudes
Away from Hate (Ref 4.4.2)
Pathology and Best
Methods, Policies to
Address Hate Crimes
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
(e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara University, UC
Berkeley)
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 7 | Page
• Santa Clara Office of Education
• School Linked Services
22 Engaging “Communities of Practice”
to Build Santa Clara
County Capacity to Reduce Hate
(Ref 4.4.3)
Pathology and Best
Methods, Policies to
Address Hate Crimes
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
(e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara University, UC
Berkeley)
• Division of Equity and Social Justice (DESJ)
DESJ - explore capacity for
hosting/facilitating community
engagement
23 Intergroup Dialogues (Ref 4.4.4) Pathology and Best
Methods, Policies to
Address Hate Crimes
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
(e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara University, UC
Berkeley)
• Division of Equity and Social Justice (DESJ)
DESJ - explore capacity for
facilitating dialogues
24 Communication Campaigns (Ref
4.4.5)
Pathology and Best
Methods, Policies to
Address Hate Crimes
• Division of Equity and Social Justice (DESJ) and
relevant county departments
• Santa Clara Office of Education
DESJ - explore capacity for
communication campaigns such
as “We All Play a Role”
25 Go Beyond Race and Ethnicity in
Anti-Hate Education (Ref 4.5.1)
School/School-Based
Programs to Promote
Community Culture
Change
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
and Colleges (e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara
University, UC Berkeley)
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
26 Utilize Ethnic Studies Models for
Teacher Training and Professional
Development as
well as for curriculum for students
and families (Ref 4.5.2)
School/School-Based
Programs to Promote
Community Culture
Change
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
• School Linked Service
• High School Districts
• Local colleges & universities, including San Jose
State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• Potential Partnership with CBOs who already
provide community services and/or community
service-related agreements with Offices in DESJ
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 8 | Page
27 Santa Clara County Provides YPAR
grants to school-based groups
(Ref 4.5.3)
School/School-Based
Programs to Promote
Community Culture
Change
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
• School Linked Service
• High School Districts
28 Develop and/or refine coordinated
bias/hate incident Intake Processes
that Provide Interim Personal Care
and Health Care Support (Ref 4.6.1)
Affinity Groups, Focus:
Disability Advocacy and
Inclusion
• Santa Clara County Office of Disability Affairs
(ODA)
• Disability Independent Living Service Agencies
in Santa Clara County Silicon Valley
Independent Living Center
• California Foundation for Independent Living
Centers
• Pacific ADA Center
• Vista Center
• Local Disability Rights Organizations ins Santa
Clara County
• Santa Clara County Learning and Employee
Development LED) --SCC Learn (online training
portal
• DESJ partnering with relevant County
Departments in Social Services, Public Health,
Behavioral Health etc.
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• San Jose Police and City of San Jose
• Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office
• Santa Clara County Office of the Sheriff
ODA – explore scope and capacity
for County wide reach
29 Local law enforcement agencies in
Santa Clara County should adopt the
POST model senior and disability
victimization policy. (Ref 4.6.2)
Affinity Groups, Focus:
Seniors and Disability
Advocacy and Inclusion
• Silicon Valley Independent Living Center
• California Foundation for Independent Living
Centers
• Pacific ADA Center
• Vista Center
• Self Help for the Elderly
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 9 | Page
• Yu Ai Kai Japanese American Community Senior
Service
• Korean American Community Services
• South County Collaborative
• Sunnyvale Collaborative
• Other local disability and elderly service
organizations in Santa Clara County
• Local Law Enforcement
30 Form a “Community of Practice”
with disability inclusion
experts/advocates and motivated
practitioners across sectors of the
economy, public institutions and
non-profits. (Ref 4.6.3)
Affinity Groups, Focus:
Disability Advocacy and
Inclusion
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
(e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara University, UC
Berkeley)
• Santa Clara Office of Education
• Silicon Valley Independent Living Center
• California Foundation for Independent Living
Centers
• Pacific ADA Center
• Vista Center
• Parents Helping Parents
• Santa Clara County Office of Disability Affairs
(ODA)
• Disability Independent Living Service Agencies
in Santa Clara County
• Disability Independent Living Service Agencies
in Santa Clara County
• Local Disability Rights Organizations ins Santa
Clara County
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 10 | Page
31 Establish a Jewish Network Resource
for Education, Training and Support
(Ref 4.6.4)
Affinity Groups, Focus:
Jewish Network
• Jewish Community Relations Council at Jewish
Silicon Valley
• ADL (Anti-Defamation League)
• Hillel of Silicon Valley
• American Jewish Committee (AJC) of San
Francisco
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
(e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara University, UC
Berkeley)
• Santa Clara Office of Education
32 Establish a Muslim Network
Resource for Education, Training
and Support (Ref 4.6.5)
Affinity Groups, Focus:
Muslim Network
• Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)
• American Muslim Voice (AMV)
• Muslim Community Association
• Islamic Network Group
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
(e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara University, UC
Berkeley)
• Santa Clara Office of Education
33 Develop more holistic framework
that guides schools that explicitly
recognizes that the internet is a
space which makes hate more
effective and
easier to engage. (Ref 4.6.6)
Cyberhate Prevention • Santa Clara County Office of Education • School Linked Services
• High School Districts in Santa Clara County
• Santa Clara County Office of Gender Based
Violence Prevention
34 Create Victim Advocates services for
Victims of Cyberhate Incidents (Ref
4.6.7)
Cyberhate Prevention • Santa Clara County Victim Services Unit (SVU)- Office of the District Attorney
• Law Enforcement for Cities and County
# Recommendation*
Category Potential Partners Notes
*Source: San Jose State Research Foundation Final Report submitted to the February 25, 2022, Hate Prevention and Inclusion Task Force Meeting 11 | Page
• County Supervisors and City Councilmembers –
Advocacy for Legislation for Cyberhate
Prevention
35 Audit and Vet Cyberhate
Educational Materials for Victim
Blaming, Inadvertent Misogyny (Ref
4.6.8)
Cyberhate Prevention • Santa Clara County Office of the District Attorney
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
• School Linked Services
• High School Districts in Santa Clara County
• Santa Clara County Office of Gender Based
Violence Prevention
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
(e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara University, UC
Berkeley)
36 Widen Understanding and Protocols
to Expand Understanding that
Cyberstalking, Cyber harassment
and Revenge Porn are Hate
Incidents and Possibly Criminal (Ref
4.6.9)
Cyberhate Prevention • Santa Clara County Office of the District Attorney
• Law Enforcement for Cities in County
• Santa Clara County Office of Education
• School Linked Services
• High School Districts in Santa Clara County
• Santa Clara County Office of Gender Based
Violence Prevention
• San Jose State Research Foundation (SJSURF)
• SJSURF Collaboration with other relevant Local
Academic & Research Institutions, Universities
(e.g., Stanford, Santa Clara University, UC
Berkeley)