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Commissioners press staff for clearer framing, graphics and more review time on draft ‘State of Hate’ report
Summary
At the March 20 meeting the California Commission on the State of Hate reviewed a substantive draft annual report, asked staff for clearer framing and more accessible visuals, and agreed to a process to collect written edits and use subcommittee briefings before final approval.
Deputy Director Alec Watts presented a draft of the commission’s annual report at the March 20 meeting, saying staff organized the document around three strategic goals: “providing a comprehensive accounting of hate in California,” “developing recommendations for reducing hate crimes,” and “enhancing resources and support” for affected communities. Watts described research partnerships, a planned CHIS survey module and interim recommendations that include ongoing funding and improved data sharing with community‑based organizations.
Commissioners applauded the report’s depth but pressed for changes to make it more…
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