The Global Parliament of Mayors has officially endorsed the Strong Cities Network’s Networks Against Hate Declaration during their Fifth Global Summit held on 4th December 2024 in Cape Town, South Africa. This significant endorsement reaffirms our commitment to unequivocally denounce hate in all its forms, champion diversity and inclusion, empower communities, build resilience against hate, and amplify voices that promote unity, inclusivity, and respect. We firmly believe that cities play a pivotal role in fostering inclusive and resilient communities. By endorsing this declaration, we are committed to collaborating with other cities and organisations to combat hate and build a more just and equitable world. The Declaration provides a roadmap for organisations to actively support local authorities in their fight against hate. Aligned with the principles of the Global Parliament of Mayors, the Declaration underscores the importance of ongoing collaboration and knowledge sharing among all stakeholders to effectively address these critical challenges. Furthermore, a key highlight of the Strong Cities Global Summit was the widespread adoption of the Networks Against Hate Declaration by a diverse range of mayoral, city, and local government networks and associations. This landmark declaration signifies a significant step forward, underscoring the unwavering commitment for us and other organisations to actively empower cities and local governments in their crucial endeavors to combat hate and foster inclusive and harmonious communities.