Shut Out Hate
Workshop For Cape Cod High School Coaches and Athletes
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Presenting a powerful workshop designed to create inclusive and respectful environments in high school sports. This initiative empowers student athletes and coaches to combat discrimination and harmful speech, fostering a culture where "Allies" win.
This work is being done in collaboration with Northeastern University’s Center for the Study of Sport in Society, the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA), and the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.
Regional Training For ALL Cape Cod High Schools
Shut Out Hate will bring together 100 participants on October 16. The make up of the 100 participants is 4 training groups: three groups of 25 students (75 total) and one group of 25 educators/coaches. Each school can send up to 10 participants, including at least 2 adults recommended to help support and sustain the work back in their school community.
We’re excited to announce that the Shut Out Hate training on October 16, will bring together 100 participants, 75 students and 25 educators & coaches. Schools can now send up to 10 people, and we encourage 2 adults to join alongside student leaders so the work continues long after the event. Together, this mix of voices will help create lasting change in our schools and communities.
Event Information
Who: High School Student-Athletes and Teacher/Coaches (4-5 participants per school)
What: A one-day regional training focusing on bystander empowerment, confronting harmful speech, and developing intervention strategies to address hate in school sports.
When: Thursday, October 16, 2025
Time: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Where: Cape Cod Regional Technical High School
Cost: $100 per participant (covers training, meals, and swag)
Sponsored by the MA Attorney General's Office and the MIAA.