Related projects

REFUGIN project ​

REFUGIN aims to foment civil society’s synergies towards refugee integration by capacitating key non-governmental actors, focusing on educational and NGOs’ practitioners. The project aims to holistically enhance their know-how whilst simultaneously building the capabilities of young refugees.

MIRAD project ​

The MIRAD project aims to enhance the efficiency of radicalisation disengagement and reintegration programmes, while ultimately promoting a longitudinal analysis of the joint implementation of risk assessment tools (i.e., the IRS) amongst all involved agencies and stakeholders (prison and probation services staff and NGOs professionals).

R2COM project ​

R2COM aims to foster and enhance the involvement of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE), especially in the follow-up/aftercare provision of newly released individuals. The initiative will pursue this by improving the competencies of NGOs’ professionals in the area with sustainable, tailor-made, and needs-oriented training programmes.

PARTES project ​

The PARTES project aims to increase the protection of places of worship in European countries by developing a comprehensive, evidence-based, inclusive, and participatory prevention model. To achieve this goal, the initiative will employ awareness-raising campaigns and implement training and workshop activities to improve cooperation between public authorities and faith-based communities.

SHIELDed project ​

In response to the global rise in disinformation, hatred, and the resulting violence targeting soft targets such as schools and places of worship, the SHIELDed project aims to work towards the protection of these symbolic locations, and their communities. To accomplish this – and building on the EU Action Plan to support the Protection of Public Spaces – SHIELDed will promote cooperation among public authorities, faith-based organisations, educational institutions, and local communities.
This project is co-funded by Erasmus+ Programme, KA2-Cooperation Partnerships in Adult Education.
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