Deradicalization
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Empowering Women to Prevent Violent Extremism
The PAIMAN model focuses on women empowerment as means to de-radicalization. The program aims to provide women with livelihood and life, critical thinking and dialogue skills, identify and tackle the early signs of extremism and create a Counter Narrative to extremist narratives. Moreover, it includes capacity building of school and Madrassa teachers, police women, women…
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HAYAT
Established in 2011 and since January 2012, HAYAT has been the partner of the German Federal Office for Immigration and Refugee Affairs, which established a national counseling hotline on radicalization (‘Beratungsstelle Radikalisierung’). Taking calls from relatives and other concerned persons, the hotline provides a first line assessment to then redirect the calls to local, non-governmental…
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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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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…