violent extremism
“Beyond Bali”: a transformative education approach for developing community resilience to violent extremism
... The Bali bombings of 2002 and 2005 confronted Australia and its neighbours directly for the first time with the dangers of violent extremism. Since then, the Bali Peace Park Association (BPPA), consisting ...
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Countering Violent Extremism Online:The Experiences of Informal Counter Messaging Actors
... in violent extremism, and therefore the unknown consequences of counter narrative (Ferguson, 2016, ...in violent extremism and questioned the basis for government and civil society enthusiasm ...
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Preventing Violent Extremism Pathfinder Fund Mapping of project activities 2007/2008
... That said, those at risk and individuals/groups glorifying or justifying violent extremism had a greater level of representation as secondary beneficiaries. This perhaps indicates that the information ...
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Employment options for strategies to combat violent extremism after 2014 ISIS model
... of violent extremism leading to terrorism has become the concern of all the countries of the world today, a global phenomenon that is not associated with any particular region, culture, society or religious ...
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Stocktake Research Project: A systematic literature and selected program review on social cohesion, community resilience and violent extremism 2011-2015
... The Netherlands’ SMN Helpline is a community- based initiative by the Alliance of Moroccan Dutch. This community stresses the importance of developing its own strategies to build resilience against radicalisation and ...
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Preventing Violent Extremism: Communications Guidance Communicating effectively with community audiences
... by violent extremists and being recruited into dangerous and criminal ...with violent extremists, so it is important that we all work together and share information about how individuals are drawn into ...
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An Appraisal of ‘Facebook’s Global Peer-to-Peer Campaign on Challenging Violent Extremism’ in Nigeria: The SOAR Peer-to-Peer Project
... Against Violent Extremism (SAVE) and Women Against Violent Extremism (WAVE), all an offshoot of Facebook’s peer-to-peer global digital campaign to counter extremist propaganda online and ...
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Promoting Good Campus Relations: Working With Staff And Students To Build Community Cohesion And Tackle Violent Extremism In The Name Of Islam At Universities And Colleges
... 3.1.1 HE providers have long established traditions of encouraging radical debate, ideas and ensuring freedom of speech. There is a difference between these activities and others that can lead individuals to promote, ...
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“More Than a Game”: The Impact of Sport-Based Youth Mentoring Schemes on Developing Resilience toward Violent Extremism
... Trust is a particularly important dynamic in the con- text of multicultural communities, where the balance between a range of both complementary and compet- ing cultural traditions, on the one hand, and sense of ...
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Promoting good campus relations, fostering shared values and preventing violent extremism in Universities and Higher Education Colleges
... The narrative draws on a number of concerns – some of which may be quite widely shared by Muslims and non-Muslins alike. These include perceived injustices (e.g. Palestine); opposition to military intervention (e.g. in ...
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Kirklees ‘Preventing Violent Extremism’ Pathfinder: Issues and Learning from the First Year
... University of Huddersfield Repository Thomas, Paul Kirklees ‘Preventing Violent Extremism’ Pathfinder Issues and Learning from the First Year Original Citation Thomas, Paul (2008) Kirklees ‘Preventing[.] ...
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Literature review of attitudes towards violent extremism amongst Muslim communities in the UK
... of violent extremism. They expressed anger and concern that violent extremists distorted Islam to promote intolerance, anger and hatred, and then used this unrepresentative version of Islam to ...
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Between two stools? the government's 'Preventing Violent Extremism' agenda
... practitioners involved in its delivery carried similar assumptions about Muslim young men, fuelled by some media coverage and popular prejudices concerning religiously observant young men with beards. Within this are ...
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News Values and the Ethical Dilemmas of Covering Violent Extremism
... with violent extremism, the depths of which defy simple ...of extremism (Nacos, 2016) and an instrument of countering it (Zgryziewicz, ...production. Violent extremism supplies many of ...
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Preventing violent extremism pathfin der fund 2007/08
... As set out in the guidance published in February 2007, the fund aims to build on the work that leading local authorities are already doing – understanding and engaging in dialogue with their communities, forging ...
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An Inclination towards the Predicament of Violent Extremism Issues: A Case Study
... The violent extremism phenomenon has escalated without boundaries with unpredictable emerging ...towards violent extremism acts and ...in violent extremism realms and other ...
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Development and Validation of Indigenous Violent Extremism Beliefs Scale (VEBS)
... developed Violent Extremism Beliefs Scale (VEBS) is ...assess violent extremist ...of violent extremist offenders who have undergone successful Deradicalization and rehabilitation as well as ...
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Preventing Support for Violent Extremism through Community Interventions: A Review of the Evidence Rapid Evidence Assessment – Full Final Report
... for violent extremism and provides an analysis of what works best in relation to tackling the issues of extremism, and in particular, violent extremism in the name of ...violent ...
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Expanding the paradigm: countering violent extremism in Britain and the need for a youth centric community based approach
... It is in this milieu that the importance of credibility becomes a critical component in addressing the issue of extremism amongst youth in particular. While for the most part, perceptions of the police within the ...
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Echo chambers and online radicalism: assessing the Internet's complicity in violent extremism
... Habermas’ ‘ideal speech situations,’ standards for a communicative discourse that can facilitate self-correcting social learning, are characterised by four important properties: (i) no one capable of making a relevant ...
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