Communication and Narratives Working Group(RAN C&N) Communication and narratives are key to preventing radicalisation. Terrorist groups are capitalising more and more on technology to extend the reach of their narratives and recruit young people. The Communication and Narratives Working Group focuses on the delivery of both on- and offline communication that offers alternatives or that counters extremist propaganda and/or challenges extremist ideas. The working group will gather insights on the content of these narratives, its target audiences, the credible messengers (varying from national governments, civil society, victims, formers and youngsters) and the varying ways of dissemination (from face-to-face interventions, using testimonials in different contexts, such as classrooms, to via the Internet in blogs, chatrooms, websites or social media). PapersGeneral publications27 August 2024RAN small-scale expert meeting - New technologies and P/CVE: threats and opportunities for practitioners, 26 March 2024General publications19 July 2024RAN C&N Working Group meeting - Dealing with borderline content from the perspective of public trust, Rotterdam 16-17 April 2024 General publications9 October 2023RAN C&N Working Group meeting - Preventive campaigning using biographical experiences from victims, survivors and former extremists, Berlin 13-14 June 2023Background document20 July 2023RAN C&N Working Group meeting - How to respond to disinformation in public communications from the perspective of frontline practitioners, 27-29 March 2023General publications31 May 2023The Media and Polarisation in Europe: Strategies for Local Practitioners to Address Problematic Reporting, May 2023General publications23 May 2023Mapping of primary prevention approaches in southern EU Member States, May 2023See all RAN C&N Papers Videos RAN - Conspiracy narratives and potential countermeasuresRAN - Conspiracy narratives and potential countermeasuresCase study #2: Narratives and strategies of far-right extremistsCase study #2: Narratives and strategies of far-right extremistsCommunicating after a terror attackCommunicating after a terror attackCommunications after an attack and the role of mediaCommunications after an attack and the role of mediaRAN Policy and Practice (Madrid): Involving young people in counter and alternative narrativesRAN Policy and Practice (Madrid): Involving young people in counter and alternative narrativesClose Webinars RAN Webinar on Post-COVID narratives that polariseRAN Webinar on Post-COVID narratives that polariseWebinar on the GAMMMA+ modelWebinar on the GAMMMA+ modelClose Contact Working Group leader:Ross Frenett, IrelandFabian Wichmann, GermanyFor the Working Groups contact points, please see the contacts page
General publications27 August 2024RAN small-scale expert meeting - New technologies and P/CVE: threats and opportunities for practitioners, 26 March 2024
General publications19 July 2024RAN C&N Working Group meeting - Dealing with borderline content from the perspective of public trust, Rotterdam 16-17 April 2024
General publications9 October 2023RAN C&N Working Group meeting - Preventive campaigning using biographical experiences from victims, survivors and former extremists, Berlin 13-14 June 2023
Background document20 July 2023RAN C&N Working Group meeting - How to respond to disinformation in public communications from the perspective of frontline practitioners, 27-29 March 2023
General publications31 May 2023The Media and Polarisation in Europe: Strategies for Local Practitioners to Address Problematic Reporting, May 2023
General publications23 May 2023Mapping of primary prevention approaches in southern EU Member States, May 2023
Working Group leader:Ross Frenett, IrelandFabian Wichmann, GermanyFor the Working Groups contact points, please see the contacts page