This document discusses a proposed workshop on naming discrimination. It introduces the workshop organizers and provides an agenda. It describes how the workshop will teach children ages 12-16 about various forms of discrimination like racism, antisemitism, and sexism through an interactive game or application. The goal is to help children recognize hate speech and problematic language while avoiding exposing them to very offensive or triggering content. The document suggests the tool could take the form of a memory game or mediator application to name and discuss prejudice. It states the tool needs further development and could help children develop ways to enact social change beyond just recognition.

1. Naming discrimination
Falstad Workshop 2023
Maria Bilostotska
Lara Brener
Daria Krzemkowska
Aleksandra Mikołajczyk
Boris Ritzow

2. Introduction
Forms of discrimination
Examples of discrimination
Design
Application
Further development
Agenda

3. Introduction
Trigger Warning
Many forms of discrimination on the
internet
Teaching material with an easy and
"playable" acces for children from 12-16
Children are confronted with a lot of
hate speech in the internet

4. Racism Antisemitism Antifeminism Sexism Ableism
Islamophobia Homophobia Antiziganism Ageism
Xenophobia
Forms of
discrimination:

5. Forms of hate speech
Hate speech which is considered free
spech in most countries
Threatening the life or physical health of a
person, illegal
Spreading conspiracy ideology, e.g. in the
context of antisemitism
Victim blaming, e.g. in the context of
sexism

6. help children figure out what goes beyond the norm and
cannot be funny
give children the opportunity to express in words how
they see and comprehend the events, or simply give vent
to their experiences
guard against triggers by using more popular memes
that have been in the public eye and more gentle
comments
Examples

7. Naming
discrimination
memory game rules
easy to explain
design encouraging to use

8. Tool
Mediator for naming and discussing
prejudice and hate speech
Context of usage
Classroom, cultural institution, museum
Challenge
Exposure of hate speech
Possibilities
Guide of usage, fragmented usage
Application

9. Further development
mind map
app report

10. Further development
not only a tool for naming and recognizing
discrimination, but ways to develop change
through activism, getting involved in politics
and social issues

11. Thank you for
your attention!