ANNEXES  : :  71 Fund/Programme/Project Region/Country Included work on: Education to combat intolerance and discrimination against Muslims and to promote mutual understanding and respect OSCE region • Stakeholder consultations (teachers, school principles, activists, Muslim parents, pupils and religious communities representatives) in Ireland about the purpose, objectives and content of resource materials for teachers to combat intolerance against Muslims (in co-operation with the Immigrant Council of Ireland and consultants). Muslims in Media: Toward More Balance and Diversity OSCE region • Supported a report by ethical journalism network on “Muslims in the Media: Towards More Tolerance and Diversity”. Combating Hate Crime (programme): Building the Capacity of People of African Descent to Combat Discrimination and Hate Crime (project) OSCE region • Training for Activists Addressing Racism and Xenophobia Against People of African Descent; • Participation of activists of African descent in the 2018 Human Dimension Implementation Meeting; and • Participation of activists of African descent in the launch of the FRA report "Being Black in the EU" and the accompanying workshop for civil society activists. Assistance to Combat Intolerance and Prejudice and Promote Tolerance, Respect and Mutual Understanding and Remembrance of the Holocaust through Education OSCE Region • Supporting the activities and education to combat anti-Semitism and other forms of Intolerance; • Preparation of the Serbian version of Educational Materials on Combating Anti-Semitism and organizing training of trainers for Serbian teachers; • Promote remembrance and commemoration of the Holocaust; and • Meeting and consultations with International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). Turning Words into Action to Address Anti-Semitism OSCE Region • Publishing the practical guide Understanding Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes and Addressing the Security Needs of Jewish Communities in ten different OSCE languages; • Needs Assessment Mission in Greece to adjust the model presented in the guide to the domestic context; • Customization Reports for Bulgaria, France, and Greece; • National events in Bulgaria, France, Greece, Poland and Slovakia for law enforcement officials and Jewish community security focal points, to raise awareness of the guide; • A regional awareness-raising event based on the guide for the Western Balkans and a local awareness-raising event in Sachsen Anhalt, Germany; • Testing, piloting, evaluating and auditing a hate incident reporting platform, as well as a data protection workshop and review meetings with civil society organizations in Poland and Hungary; • Launching Addressing Anti-Semitism through Education - Guidelines for Policymakers jointly with UNESCO; • Translating the guidelines into French and German; • Drafting framework curricula for pre-service teacher training at primary, secondary, vocational level that addresses intolerance, bias, prejudice, anti-Semitism and related subjects, and a curricula for school directors; • Two Expert Group meetings in France and the United Kingdom to guide development of the framework curricula; • Three Working Level Consultative Meetings, in Lithuania and Slovakia, for representatives of teacher training institutions and school directors across the OSCE to guide development of the framework curricula;