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Living safe together program
Terrorism continues to pose a serious security challenge to Australia. The Australian Government is working with communities to strengthen resilience to radicalization and assist individuals to disengage from violent extremist influences and beliefs. This partnership is essential to reduce the risk of home-grown terrorism. Building resilience to violent extremism in our communities will be a…
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Strengthening the Capacity of South and South East Asia Countries to Prevent and Counter Violent Extremism and Foreign Terrorist Fighters through Effective Criminal Justice Responses
This program aims to (1) Strengthen awareness, knowledge, capacity and cooperation (including information sharing) between responsible government officials from participating countries in the South and South East Asian region on effective measures to prevent and counter violent extremism and the radicalization, incitement and recruitment of individuals (including FTF’s) for terrorist purposes; (2) Improve institutional capacity…
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Dare to be Grey
The Dare to be Grey initiative is a campaign that challenges the polarization of society and calls on people to recognize the ‘grey’ middle ground between what are often mistakenly considered ‘black and white’ issues. The campaign was initiated in the Netherlands in 2016, and seeks to promote the different views and voices of the…
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The Aarhus Model
The Aarhus Model is the strategy for prevention Radicalisation and violent Extremism in the City of Aarhus, Denmark. The program focuses on early prevention of Radicalisation and Extremism. The work carried out is a collaboration between East Jutland Police and Aarhus Municipality, and is undertaken as a supplement to the existing crime prevention initiatives. As…
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Agape for Colombia
Since 2007 Agape for Colombia, a foundation run entirely by volunteers, has been working with Colombian victims and perpetrators of armed violence, alongside members of civil society with the collective goal of reconciliation. In its direct community work and through peace building and reconciliation workshops, Agape has been able to follow and identify the multiple…
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Channel
Channel is a program which focuses on providing support at an early stage to people who are identified as being vulnerable to being drawn into all types of terrorism. The program uses a multi-agency approach to protect vulnerable people by providing a range of support options including one-to-one theological mentoring.
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Family Support Unit Radicalization
Family members of radicalized persons (see below for the categories) will be supported by the Family Support Unit. First step is in an intake and risk assessment. On this basis a plan of action is drafted – tailored in order to address the specific needs of the involved family. The plan is drafted in cooperation…
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Exits
A tailor-made program to support re-integration of radicalized persons (see below) in the society and their disengagement from terrorist or violent extremist networks when they are doubting leaving it. After an intake and a risk assessment a plan of action is made, which might involve practical assistance (housing, work, education), psychological help, religious counselling, resistance…
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Training of Imams, and Mourchidates (Religious women leaders)
Provide a one year training for young university graduates to serve as Imam and Murchida by equipping them with efficient tools to promote the fundamentals of a tolerant and moderate Islam and prevent extremist agendas and religious ideologies from invading the Islamic arena. The Program enables imams and morchidates to offer spiritual counseling and moral…
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Mohammed VI Foundation for African Ulemas
The purpose of this program is to unify and coordinate the efforts of Muslim Scholars, in Morocco and other African States, in order to promote, disseminate and consolidate tolerance values enshrined by Islam. 200 African Ulemas are members of the foundation since its launch in June 2015.
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Literacy and Awareness Program in Mosques
This program supports literacy in Arabic and basic religious knowledge in 95% of the national mosques (including in rural areas and prisons). The aim is to prevent extremist ideologies within families. 87% of 1.8 million beneficiaries (from 2000 to 2014) are women. In 2015, 89% of the 251,559 beneficiaries of the first level of the…
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Countering Extremism
Broadcasting messages, reportages and reports related to an ongoing media campaign to combat terrorism.