To tackle hate in society, an education strategy could be launched, where starting from school, there would be a practical understanding of children's needs. The aim would be to eradicate school bullying, addressing the roots that produce it by understanding children's domestic (e.g. poverty, hatred in the family) or personal needs (e.g. ADHD, introversion) and diversity. The experience of life has shown us that man, being a social being, has the need to socialize and accept acceptance and love from small communities of people, to which he feels important and that he can offer. It is important to have the frameworks for the discovery of interest groups by children, but also by adults, to create a cycle of occupation and support. Society, with social media, artificial intelligence, immigration and the achievement of personal goals beyond family and friends, pushes people to alienate. This can sometimes foster estrangement and hatred, instead of the group's noble dialogue, while reducing the dialogue and mutual respect abilities of its members. Poverty and deprivation do not help all citizens to participate in activities and associations, while at the same time the public education system does not promote all this internally to a satisfactory degree, without the need for extracurricular coverage, at least in my country.