PrejudiceTracker 1.01

Every day, millions of incidents of prejudice and discrimination manifest across the globe, encompassing a spectrum that includes cyber-bullying, verbal abuse, and sometimes extreme violence. Prejudice is indisputably a significant contributor to many societal crises, including wars, terrorism, forced displacement, and hunger. There is an urgent need for collective action to mitigate these pervasive issues.

PrejudiceTracker is a free application designed to combat prejudice by enabling anonymous, crowd-sourced reporting of incidents related to discrimination and persecution worldwide. Users can report cases by categorizing the type, date, time, and location while providing personal accounts from the victim’s or observer’s perspective. The platform further allows users to comment, assess the credibility of incidents, generate analytical charts and spreadsheets, monitor trends, and suggest additional categories for tracking.

The app also collaborates with anti-prejudice organizations and non-profits, allowing users to connect with these entities or propose new organizations for support. This initiative is completely free of charge.

Covering a wide range of issues—from school bullying and discrimination based on sexual orientation to economic exploitation and acts of violence including human trafficking and genocide—PrejudiceTracker facilitates an anonymous platform where victims can share their stories, find solace, resist oppression, and reclaim agency. Observers are afforded the opportunity to share their experiences or learn about others’ accounts, thereby fostering a shared commitment to effecting positive change. For those who perpetrate these acts, the app presents an opportunity for reflection on their behavior and its impacts, potentially guiding them toward personal growth.

Users—including educators, researchers, and organizations—can access an interactive global map that displays incidents by geography, type, and severity. Both macro and micro-level historical data are available for comprehensive analysis. The application also features resources such as original anti-prejudice creative works, nominees for anti-prejudice hero recognition, supportive human rights organizations, and a collection of acts of kindness.

This platform encourages participants to engage actively in the reporting process with a simple mantra: Hear it, See it, Report it—thus contributing to the broader movement for social change.