The Working Group

“Description AmountInterest income 323”

“Description AmountInsurance 5,632Office supplies and small equipment 1,189Web hosting 2,070Meeting, food and travel 9,678Production expenses 7,652Dues and memberships 10,208Board expenses 1,011Bank charges 1,092Depreciation 2,803”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearAccounts receivable 26,290 12,633Grants receivable 57,969 1,000Prepaid expenses 17,542 3,682Inventory 7,046 6,480Furniture and equipment, net 0 717Deposits 0 2,559”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearAccounts payable 23,716 32,660Unsecured notes, loan payables 38,887 0”

“Remaining programs include: Schools- Not in Our School (NIOS) offers free films and online resources for teachers, students and administrators on how to address bullying and intolerance and create inclusive school environments for all children. A NIOT anti-bullying online film festival presented 30 short films and discussion guides. Law Enforcement- NIOT offers films, guides and toolkits for law enforcement agencies and communities on hate crime response and prevention on NIOT.org/COPS. Media Production- NIOT films provide a road map for communities who are seeking ways to respond to and prevent hate and bullying. In October 2018, NIOT began production on a film about the response of the Pittsburgh community to the anti-Semitic hate crime killings at the Tree of Life synagogue. Gold Star Cities- This program, now in pilot phase, provides guidelines for cities that take specific actions and implement policies to build an inclusive community. Community Assessment Tools- To support communities working to measure impact on hate prevention, NIOT developed a beta version of a community assessment tool that includes use of public data, community surveys and facilitated convenings.”