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Motion · S6M-06945 · 24 Nov 2022

Glasgow Charity Works with City Students to Tackle Hate Graffiti

Lodged by Annie Wells Standard Motion 26 supporters

The motion

That the Parliament congratulates the Glasgow equalities charity, Nil by Mouth, on teaming up with the city's students to tackle hate graffiti; understands that the "Writing on the Wall" campaign has been devised by Daniel Murphy, Conor O’Leary and Daniel Mullarkey, marketing and advertising students at City of Glasgow College, who won Nil by Mouth’s "Pitch Perfect" creative competition; notes that the annual contest sees more than 100 students compete to create a campaign that challenges hate crime and encourages people to stand up and take action, and understands that the campaign is touring colleges and main streets in Glasgow, and elsewhere, displaying art in prominent public spaces to spark discussion around issues of identity and conflict.

Supporters (26)

Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.