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A special coaching programme for imprisoned parents is aimed to prevent the right wing radicalisation of their children.

The UK Counter Terrorism network working with the National health Service have implemented a pilot of three mental health hubs. The aim is to assess the value of mental health professionals working alongside counter terrorism police officers.

In many cases, staff members apply national guidelines without being aware that they have often been discussed in other high places such as the Council of Europe. Instructions concerning radicalisation are no exception.

Project description:The main aim of this programme is to provide psychological support to vulnerable and traumatised young people who are at risk of...

The project was developed under the European Commission project 'Radicalisation prevention in prisons' (R2PRIS), following concerted transnational cooperation across academia, private sector researchers, correctional sector representatives and practitioners.

This project targets young people arrested for committing ideologically motivated acts of violence (right-wing extremists or radical Islamists). It aims to support such youngsters in their effort to live responsibly and non-violently, detached from inhumane ideologies.

In order to face the rise of radicalisation and violent extremism, we developed a follow-up strategy to help radicalised people getting out of jihadist ideology, by strengthening the bonds within the family and reintegrating the individuals into work market and social groups.

RadicalWeb is a project implemented by Save the Children Finland. It aims to prevent online extremism and radicalisation that threatens young people’s welfare and rights.

RealTalk aims to raise awareness of far-right extremism and build resilience to radicalisation amongst young people. Using augmented reality technology, a series of interactive workshops...

Reclaim Radical is a project designed around three short films wholly created and filmed by young people who researched and wrote the scripts, and formed the cast and crew.

Since 2014, the Network for Religious and Traditional Peacemakers (hereinafter ‘the Network’) has participated in leading, funding, and supporting training for the diplomatic and international community, as well as religious and traditional peacemakers on engaging religious worldviews....

Working with families where social services have concerns of radicalization is a complex matter. Historically this has been the job of the intelligence services or Police.

‘Respect! – Against hate speech online and locally’ wants to ensure that politically motivated threats, racist insults and hate speech on the internet are not accepted unchallenged.

COVID-19 had a relevant impact on society, economy and politics of European societies, including in Italy.

Seven German federal states are currently working on developing a strategy on how to re-integrate people who had left Germany in order to join Islamist groups, primarily the Islamic State in the Levantine.

During the 1-day seminar, prison staff should increase their understanding of radicalisation, extremism and terrorism, especially radicalisation in prison and the processes of radicalisation.

This practice is a step-by-step guide on how to set up a local network, based on the experience of Vilvoorde in Belgium.

Shoulder-to-Shoulder is an inter-faith collaboration model for generating grass-roots, local level collaboration between communities of various faiths on local issues. Religious communities and religious premises can become the targets of hate speech and hate crime.

Social net conferencing offers offenders in prison the chance to develop a mandatory plan for their future after their release. Offenders work together with their social network (or net) to create this plan, which is then sent to the judge, who issues orders according to the plan, at the trial.