Power our work to combat organized hate, extremism, and prevent violence.
Your gift helps detect emerging threats, expose the networks and systems driving organized hate, document its real-world impact, and equip communities and institutions with the evidence and tools to respond and prevent violence.
The Center for the Study of Organized Hate (CSOH) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and all your donations are tax-deductible in the United States. EIN/Tax ID: 99-3213378
Most supporters choose to give monthly, providing reliable funding for year-round research, continuous monitoring, and efforts to protect at-risk communities from harm.
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Your donation powers the research, monitoring, tools, and partnerships we use to understand organized hate and prevent harm.
Produce rigorous research and expose the forces driving organized hate and extremism.
Detect emerging threats and dangerous narratives.
Turn early warnings into strategies that help prevent real-world harm.
Challenge harmful narratives and strengthen evidence-based public discourse.
Build evidence to expose and address online harms across platforms.
Turn evidence into practical policies and solutions.
Build tools to detect and analyze hate at scale.
Equip communities and partners with knowledge, tools, and skills to respond.
Choose the giving method that works for you and help strengthen the response to organized hate.
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CSOH PRIORITIES | 2026
VIOLENCE, EXTREMISM, AND RADICALIZATION PROGRAM (VERP)
DISINFORMATION AND DIGITAL SECURITY PROGRAM (DDSP)
COMMUNITY RESILIENCE AND EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM (CREP)