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The paper aims to address the challenges and obstacles that are presented along the multidisciplinary work in addressing P/CVE. It will demonstrate cooperation models of the law enforcement/security sector with other relevant actors in the EU countries and how those models...
On the side of practical challenges, data availability and reliability are usually the most common obstacles for evaluating change (outcomes and impact). This paper will further explore these challenges in depth.
The remainder of this paper will firstly cover the highlights of the discussions that were held during the different parts of the 2-day meeting. Secondly, the do’s, don’ts and remaining questions are presented.
This paper aims to systematise the current role of CSOs in combating hate speech in the WBs, to frame limitations in their work and to discuss possible direction for actions that are feasible and sustainable.
This paper captures the main insights from a study visit to Berlin, where expert participants from the Western Balkans entered into exchange with their Berlin counterparts and with each other.
This paper aims to fill in these gaps in knowledge and assist organisations in this regard. The foremost priority of P/CVE efforts, including victims’/survivors' voices, remains the victims/survivors, their well-being, and their sense of ease with the entire process in the lead-up to, and during,...
On 20 and 21 June 2023, the RAN Mental Health Working Group meeting on trauma, violent extremism and masculinity took place in Bologna, Italy. Participants formulated practical insights and tips on how to work with traumatised individuals in P/CVE...
The paper summarises the conclusions of the RAN POL Working Group’s meeting on 25 and 26 May 2023, in Zagreb, Croatia. Police experts from various Member States came together to assess and explore scenarios for the year 2028 and discuss what capacities the police need...
The paper presents the key findings of the RAN Y&E Working Group meeting that took place in Berlin on 12 and 13 June. The aim was for practitioners in youth work and education to get more insight into the phenomenon of ‘hypermasculinity’ and the extent to which this narrative is a concern for P/CVE.
The paper describes the outcomes of the online small-scale expert meeting held on 27 June 2023 to explore a topic that all P/CVE practitioners grapple with: ethics. Participants discussed the different contexts in which they carry out their work, the ethical questions they have encountered...