The RAN Practitioners is a network of frontline practitioners who work daily with both those vulnerable to radicalisation and those who have already been radicalised.

RAN Practitioners is structured around nine thematic Working Groups, driven by a Steering Committee (SC) chaired by the European Commission.

The RAN YOUNG Platform is open to the next generation of influential leaders, thinkers and doers in the field of prevention and countering of violent extremism (P/CVE).

The RAN Practitioners papers consolidate RAN’s Practitioners expertise and knowledge on radicalisation and violent extremism into an accessible format, providing up-to-date information.

Browse in this section the latest RAN Practitioners news.

The RAN Practitioners calendar displays the RAN Practitioners events that will take place over the coming weeks. Unless otherwise stated, attendance is by invitation only.

The Radicalisation Awareness Network Practitioners (RAN Practitioners) is a network of frontline or grassroots practitioners from around Europe. There are more than 3,200 RAN Practitioners participants* from around the EU.

As a practical, evolving and growing tool, the RAN Practitioners Collection offers practitioners, policymakers and researchers the opportunity to draw inspiration from existing practices and to find examples adaptable to their local/specific context.

Browse RAN’s Practitioners videos, podcasts and other media productions.

Each month, RAN Practitioners produces a newsletter that sums up the latest publications and activities of the network.

The Civil Society Empowerment Programme supports civil society, grass roots organisations and credible voices.

The main role of RAN Practitioners Ambassadors is to engage, inspire and support national frontline practitioners working daily with both those at risk of radicalisation and those who have been radicalised.