TRAINING

IN2PREV aims to facilitate persons in refugee and asylum seeker-like situations’ integration and prevent their radicalisation through the early identification of vulnerability factors. Hence, three training courses are being developed to capacitate frontline professionals, namely from law enforcement agencies (LEAs) and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, and Spain.
Among the topics being explored are radicalisation and violent extremism, the vulnerability of the refugee and asylum seeker communities to unsuccessful integration, the vulnerability assessment tool and mentoring programme being developed in the project, and cooperation. 
Thus, the IN2PREV project has three training opportunities:
  • e-Learning ‘Train the Trainer’ for LEAs and NGOs;
  • b-Learning ‘Preventing and identifying vulnerability factors to radicalisation in refugees and asylum seekers’ for LEAs;
  • b-Learning ‘Facilitating refugees and asylum seekers' integration through mentoring’ for NGOs.
The IN2PREV Consortium invites you to explore the training offers below, which include the training brochure with information on the course and the registration form.
The completion of each training course opens the opportunity to attend an in-person training session in Granada, Bratislava and Poznan, respectively. 

TRAINING COURSES

Train the Trainer
​​For LEAs and NGOs
Finished

Preventing and identifying vulnerability factors to radicalisation
in refugees and asylum seekers
​For LEAs
Start in September 2024

Facilitating refugees and
asylum seekers' integration
through mentoring
For NGOs
Start in September 2024
This project is co-funded by Erasmus+ Programme, KA2-Cooperation Partnerships in Adult Education.
This website has been accomplished in the scope of the project "Law enforcement and community cooperation and training approach to prevent radicalisation by ensuring refugees’ successful inclusion" (IN2PREV), implemented with the financial support of the European Commission by the Erasmus+ Programme. This website reflects the views only of the author, hence neither the Portuguese National Agency nor the European Commission can be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained here.