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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Next Meeting
Next Meeting RESCHEDULED: We are meeting Thursday, May 1, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM, Town Hall – Shallop Room on 4th Floor (WAS SCHEDULED for Wednesday, April 23, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM, Town Hall – Shallop Room on 4th Floor)

PLYMOUTH and PLYMOUTH NO PLACE FOR HATE EVENTS

  • Yom Hashoah

Yom Hashoah 2025

  Join Congregation Beth Jacob in-person or on zoom for a Community Observance of Yom Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day).     Topic: Holocaust Memorial Service Time: Apr 24, 2025 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and [...]

  • Massachusetts Immigration and Refugees Advocacy Coalition

Assisting Immigrant Communities

    Amazing resources are available at this site...Here are a few examples: Know Your Rights Resources and Fact Sheets Immigration Helpline    

2025 Citizenship Award nominations welcome

      For the 8th year, PNPFH is accepting nominations for the Outstanding Citizenship Award. Students must be in high school, living in Plymouth and have shown a commitment to social justice by [...]

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.

Current programs brought to our attention outside of Plymouth but on the South Shore and Cape

Learn more about PNPFH’s past programming.

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

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.

 

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BOOK SHARE WEDNESDAY

Looking for something interesting and meaningful to read? “Book Share Wednesday”is a social media program of PNPFH. Here we bring many of those posts together for you.

 

FEATURE FRIDAY

FEATURE FRIDAY, a program of PNPFH, is regularly posted on social media.  In it we take a closer look at the local and global individuals and organizations you may not know but whose actions are in line with the MISSION of PNPFH.  Here we bring the most recent posts together.