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Cranfield University’s symposium on Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) brings together academia, CVE practitioners, military, government and those fro...
17.10.2019
The MINDb4ACT Project has launched a digital database of court cases on radicalization, security and human rights to support experts with some legal s...
24.09.2019
The ISPF-project ARMOUR explores a new learning model to provide individuals in the community and practitioners the know-how, as well as a toolkit con...
ARMOUR seeks to identify the challenges and needs of first-line practitioners working with children and youth in the area of countering violent extremist idea and behaviour.
ARMOUR aims at designing, pre-testing and implementing a set of experimental labs based on cognitive-behavioural techniques and the learning by doing teaching method.
Our training programme will empower first-line practitioners and civil society to better address the phenomena of radicalization and polarization among young people and to use the ARMOUR experimental labs in their CVE activities.
Our Toolkit will promote tools and smart solutions targeting vulnerable groups combining the experimental labs with best practices on working with vulnerable youth.
Follow the major challenges, implementation levels and progress on polarization and radicalization prevention in Europe, and the impact of our work in ARMOUR.
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