Preliminary class discussion: Brainstorm how high school students can oppose far-right extremism.

Talk to experts: Identify who the Prevent officer in your school is, and invite them to discuss how to get help when you see people at risk of being radicalized by white supremicist or right-wing ideas and websites.

Research: Find out who owns popular newspapers, websites and social media platforms and what their rules are about posting right-wing materials. How reliable are each of them as sources of information?

Inform others: Using the websites listed under Further Resources, create a poster, or a series of posters, on themes such as

• A timeline of the spread of fascism across Europe in the 1920s and 1930s
• Misleading ideas promoted by fascists
• Websites and publications that contain neo-Nazi and alt-right propaganda
• Anti-racist organizations in the UK
• Recent examples of right-wing violence in the UK

Write to your MP: Find out who your local MP is and write to them asking what steps they are taking to prevent the spread of far-right extremism in your local community.