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This paper provides an overview of the French approach to the management and reintegration of child returnees, outlining the different actors involved and the challenges encountered so far.
The paper will provide an overview of online radicalisation trends and responses in the Western Balkans, including key narratives, actors, networks and online dissemination strategies, as well as relevant practices to address vulnerabilities and recommendations for practitioners.
The overall objective of this meeting was to establish an outline of the changes in the extremist landscape, identify the challenges and offer potential recommendations for adaptation.
This online RAN Communication and Narratives (C&N) Working Group meeting explored how the (online) street knowledge of first-line practitioners can be used to improve public communications to combat mis- or disinformation.
This toolkit is providing you with practical insights and suggestions on how to potentially work with a person who believes in conspiracy narratives. The aims of this toolkit are to explain what a conspiracy narrative exactly is, what a conspiracy narrative may offer to someone...
The goal of this RAN PRISONS Working Group meeting, which was attended by practitioners and researchers from different EU Member States, was to explore the various tools, methods and experiences related to information exchange between the 4 Ps: police, prosecution, prison and probation.
On 3 and 4 May, RAN YOUNG organised a kick-off meeting in Budapest, Hungary, for its newest cohort of young participants, specialising in different topics and approaches focused on P/CVE or related societal issues in Europe.
The RAN Practitioners Study Visit on VRWE to Stockholm, Sweden, which took place from 6 to 7 March 2023, gave the opportunity to 14 practitioners from all over Europe to gain first-hand insight into the workings of several organisations that are part of Sweden’s whole-of-society...
The goal of this RAN PRISONS Working Group meeting was to explore the various tools and programmes across the EU dealing with DDR in prison.
This conclusion paper provides an in-depth overview of the discussions around this topic and the recommendations formulated for practitioners to include in their daily work.