“Feeling camaraderie & brotherhood, like you can trust these guys because they’ve got you, but that was pretty far from the actual truth. They’ve got you, but there are a whole bunch of stipulations. They don’t bother telling you all that when you start.” ow.ly/BhAk50Xajvy

October is Hate Crimes Awareness Month. If you're ready to walk away from hate, or if someone you love needs support, we're here. Change starts with a single step. Learn more: splcenter.org/resources/guid…

Save the date for the 2026 Eradicate Hate Global Summit, which will be from September 15-17, 2026, in Pittsburgh! Looking to get involved beforehand? Visit our website to learn more about our year-round programming! bit.ly/42eULma

You can't argue someone out of hate. You can't shame them into change. Real transformation happens when a person looks inward & makes their own choice: to see the damage, feel its weight & decide they want something different.

Intervention works. Our program combines peer mentorship, case management & genuine human connection. Because the most effective way to stop hate is to give people a pathway out of it.

You don't have to figure this out alone. You don't have to know all the answers before you take the first step. If you're thinking about leaving, if you're scared, but ready—reach out. There's a better life waiting for you.

Season 4 is back to what we do best: one-on-one conversations with people who've lived through ideological movements and found their way out. The first episode drops this Thursday! #Podcast

Hate movements promise belonging, but deliver isolation. They cut you off from family, friends-- anyone who doesn't share the ideology. They build walls until you're alone with anger & fear. That loneliness? It's by design. But here's what we know: you don't have to stay there.

Condemnation is easy. Confrontation is harder. We don't shout at people from a distance—we walk alongside them through transformation. Condemning hate is a statement. Confronting hate is a commitment. We choose confrontation.

Your past doesn't have to be your future. New beginnings require courage and hard work, but they're possible. We've seen it happen. If you're ready to close one chapter and start a new one, we're here. Your story doesn't end in hate—it can begin in hope.

The words we choose can either open space for understanding or completely shut down a conversation. In this episode, we explore verbal Judo and tactical speech with Israel Lopez Sensei from The Martial Maze podcast. Season 4, Episode 1 is live now.

Hate is takes everything & gives nothing back. But you can put it down. You can walk away. And when you do, you'll discover what's been waiting for you all along: a life worth living. If you're ready to find out what's on the other side, reach out. We'll help you get there.

Hate promises power and purpose but only delivers pain and isolation. Real solutions come from understanding, accountability, and change—from choosing connection over division and hope over hate. If you're ready to be part of the solution, we're here. #LifeAfterHate

Ideologically-driven violence is rising, but it doesn't have to be this way. Every person we reach is a life saved, a cycle broken. We don't charge participants—but we need your support to continue this work. Text ENDHATE2025 to 44-321 or visit lifeafterhate.org

You can be part of the solution. Your support funds real change—reaching people trapped in hate and helping them rebuild. Every donation helps us reach one more person, making the difference between tragedy and transformation. Text ENDHATE2025 to 44-321

Real redemption is messy. It requires holding people accountable while believing they can grow. Second chances aren't just feel-good stories—they're how we build safer communities and break cycles of harm. Support real redemption: Text ENDHATE2025 to 44-321

We can only improve as a society if we practice compassion & believe in 2nd chances. If you believe in a future where people can grow beyond their worst moments, join us in this work. Text ENDHATE2025 to 44-321 or visit lifeafterhate.org

This is a story of someone who survived abuse and coercion, left hate behind by trusting their inner compass, and rebuilt their life with purpose and strength. A powerful testament to the human capacity for healing. Listen now: thedailyformer.com

This Giving Tuesday, choose hope over hate. Every dollar creates a pathway out for someone ready to leave hate behind. You're not just helping one person—you're protecting families and breaking cycles. Text ENDHATE2025 to 44-321 #GivingTuesday #LifeAfterHate

The work of preventing harm is invisible—until it's not. Don't wait for the next tragedy to act. Text ENDHATE2025 to 44-321 or visit lifeafterhate.org