Eradicate Hate president says nonprofit is "needing to get creative" amid federal grant cuts
Summary
The Eradicate Hate Global Summit is taking place in Pittsburgh to focus on stopping hate-related violence. Brette Steele, the president of the nonprofit group Eradicate Hate, said the organization must find new ways to work because federal funding has been reduced.Key Facts
- The Eradicate Hate Global Summit is happening in Pittsburgh.
- The summit focuses on preventing hate-fueled violence.
- Brette Steele is the president of Eradicate Hate.
- The nonprofit group has received less money from the federal government.
- Due to these funding cuts, the group needs to be creative in how it operates.
- Steele spoke about these challenges on CBS News' program called "The Takeout."
- The goal is to stop future tragedies caused by hate violence.
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