Join colleagues from across Luton to stand together against hate, strengthen cohesion and help build a town where everyone belongs.

Luton is one town made up of many communities, cultures, faiths, and experiences. Our diversity is one of our greatest strengths. But maintaining a town where everyone feels safe, respected and heard takes all of us.

Following last year's No Place for Hate event, we're bringing Lutonians together once again to continue the conversation about how we stand against hate, strengthen cohesion, and ensure Luton remains a place where everyone belongs.

Hosted by Luton Council's Social Justice Unit, the evening will provide an opportunity to hear different perspectives and explore what we can do, individually and collectively, to challenge prejudice and division.

The event will bring together residents, community and faith groups, voluntary organisations, and local partners from across Luton. Whether you joined us last year or this will be your first No Place for Hate event, we'd love you to be part of the conversation.

What to expect

The evening will include speakers, discussion and opportunities to hear from and connect with people from across Luton's communities.

A full programme will be shared closer to the event.

Light refreshments will be provided.

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