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RSSThis paper aims to address some of the challenges faced by victims/survivors in the P/CVE sector and explore inspiring practices for the inclusion of victims/survivors of terrorism in P/CVE work.
The paper presents an overview and the key outcomes of the RAN Rehabilitation Working Group Meeting that took place in Stockholm, Sweden, on 25-26 May 2023.
The key objective of the paper is to provide practical insights on how extremists in the Western Balkans use sports to connect extremist actors, disseminate propaganda, and also to recruit and radicalise individuals.
The paper summarises the main conclusions following the discussions and presentations that took place at the RAN Mental Health Working Group meeting on ‘Psychotic disorders and the implications for P/CVE’ on 23 and 24 October.
The paper presents the conclusions of the RAN Practitioners Plenary 2023, the last of its kind before RAN transitions into the new EU Knowledge Hub on the Prevention of Radicalisation in the second half of 2024.
The aim of this paper is to take stock of existing approaches and practices developed and used by practitioners active in primary prevention, including social and family workers, teachers, mental health professionals, local authorities and law enforcement in the CEE Member States of the EU...
The objective of the RAN LOCAL meeting covered in this paper was to explore the extent to which local authorities can leverage art and culture as instruments for preventing and countering various forms of (violent) extremism, as well as boosting local resilience in order to prevent...
On 28 and 29 March 2023, the RAN Mental Health Working Group meeting on ‘Enhancing the cooperation between mental health practitioners and security forces in P/CVE’ took place in The Hague, the Netherlands. This paper summarises the main conclusions following the discussions and presentations among
The application of the Temporary Protection Directive: Challenges and good practices in 2023
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This conclusion paper reports on the highlights of the discussions that took place on 22-23 June 2023 in Vienna, Austria, between victims/survivors of terrorism, representatives of victim organisations, and other practitioners working with victims/survivors.