WHEN SOMETHING HAPPENS

If you believe you have been a victim of discrimination, hate crime, or any hateful act or statement directed at you because of your identity, or if you have seen such an act committed, please contact the Plymouth Police Department (508) 830-4218. Also please inform the No Place for Hate Chair at npfhchair@gmail.com.

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PLYMOUTH and PLYMOUTH NO PLACE FOR HATE EVENTS & UPDATES

  • Plymouth Pride Festival

Plymouth Pride Fest

We will have a table at Plymouth Pride Fest 2025! Sunday, June 29th from 11:00-5:00 at Nelson Memorial Park. Stop by to chat with us! PNPFH t-shirts will be available for purchase.  For more information [...]

  • International Cities of Peace Logo

Plymouth is an International City of Peace

Plymouth is officially an International City of Peace! Plymouth No Place for Hate and The Rotary Club will be working together on planning future activities. This project is hosted by the Rotary international. "International [...]

Bring Her Home at Plymouth Cinema

Join Plimoth Cinema for a special free screening of the PBS film Bring Her Home to commemorate Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women’s Month (MMIW). By focusing on the work of Indigenous women activists whose [...]

  • Race Amity Day Events Flyers

Race Amity Day Events in Bourne and Mashpee

Bourne-Wareham's 5th Annual Race Amity Day Buzzards Bay Park Pavillion Sunday June 8th, 11:30-1:00 pm Main Street Buzzards Bay – Next to the Train Station All are welcome Free event Music, food, and fellowship Guest [...]

PLEASE NOTE: The monthly meeting schedule has changed since this PSA was produced. Meetings are the 4th Tuesday of the month in the Shallop room at Town Hall.

“The opposite of love is not hate;  it’s indifference.”

Elie Wiesel

Elie Wiesel

EDUCATION IS KEY!

 

Education is a key ingredient to the understanding of people different from ourselves.   Explore these resources the PNPFH Committee has used at meetings.

PNPFH Book Collection

 

The  No Place For Hate committee of the Town of Plymouth has worked with the Plymouth Public Library to create a collection of books and DVDs about social justice.  Read more about this HERE.

 

OTHER COMMUNITY RESOURCES

There are many agencies and organizations throughout the state that can offer assistance to victims of hate incidents and hate crimes. They can also provide further referrals depending on the victim’s needs.