Tolerance Center

“Federal Scientific and Methodological Center in the Field of Psychology and Pedagogy of Tolerance” is the leading Russian organization for the creation, adaptation and implementation of innovative educational technologies in the field of tolerance, interaction of social and ethnic communities, inclusion, prevention of bullying, xenophobia and extremism.
The activities of the center were highly appreciated by the international humanitarian community - the UNESCO Prize named after. Madanjit Singh for spreading the ideas of tolerance and non-violence.

"Federal Scientific and Methodological Center in the Field of Psychology and Pedagogy of Tolerance" is the leading Russian organization for the creation, adaptation and implementation of innovative educational technologies in the field of tolerance, interaction of social and ethnic communities, inclusion, preventing bullying, xenophobia and extremism.
DH programs are implemented in partnership with federal and regional authorities of the Russian Federation in the field of education, youth and regional policy and culture. Cooperation with corporate partners, including: SberBank, Severstal, Transneft, etc., is built within the framework of personnel development and training, inclusion and social responsibility programs for business. Among the international partners of the Center are Google, WWF, FIFA, UNESCO, UNHCR. Today, the Center has more than 150 interactive programs that are implemented in 84 regions of the Russian Federation, annually reaching more than 150,000 students.

"Federal Scientific and Methodological Center in the Field of Psychology and Pedagogy of Tolerance" is the leading Russian organization for the creation, adaptation and implementation of innovative educational technologies in the field of tolerance, interaction of social and ethnic communities, inclusion, preventing bullying, xenophobia and extremism.
The Tolerance Center has implemented a number of mega-projects in partnership with government and international organizations. Among them, the project with FIFA is especially worth noting - in 2018, the Center was actively involved in preparations for the World Cup. All Championship personnel (from volunteers to security officers) completed a course developed by the Center on behavior free from discrimination. Such training was conducted for the first time in the almost 100-year history of the Championship.