Publications

This overview paper is on the key themes of the RAN Mental Health working group (formerly Health & Social Care). These key themes are related to: Mental health profiles; Mental health and multi-agency working; And the professionalisation and support of the mental health professional in P/CVE.

This document centres on the key themes of the RAN Victims of Terrorism (VoT) Working Group. The discussed topics relate to the following thematic areas: supporting victims/survivors of terrorism; helping victims/survivors of terrorism to make their voices heard...

This paper will first describe the challenges discussed by experts during the meeting. Based on this, first ideas and recommendation for practitioners, policymakers and research are presented.

This is a document on the key themes of the RAN Families, Communities & Social Care (FC&S) Working Group. These key themes are all topics related to: working with families and supporting family workers; working with communities and supporting community workers; supporting social care practitioners.

This paper will explore the main highlights of the RAN Y&E working group meeting, in line with the challenges experienced by youth workers and school personnel regarding establishing collaboration.

The digital EU-USA study visit that took place on 24-25 March 2021 brought together 57 practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and academics with the goal to discuss current challenges and share promising practices addressing racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism...

This paper summarises the key points and recommendations that were brought forward by the topical experts who participated in the small-scale expert meeting.

This paper first discusses the threats regarding grooming tactics on video gaming and video gaming adjacent platforms by providing background information on different models of grooming that were shared during the meeting.

This webinar addressed the emergence of a new transnational (cross-border) violent right-wing extremism (VRWE) movement and its implications for P/CVE practitioners on a local level.