20 December 2019
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The CPRLV wishes you a Happy Holiday Season

As 2019 draws to a close, the CPRLV team wishes you a happy holiday season. We invite you to read our end of the year thank you letter: https://bit.ly/34FHnqt

19 December 2019
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Training session offered in Longueuil

The CPRLV offered its training “Understand, Recognize and Prevent Radicalization Leading to Violence” to front-line workers from the St-Jean-Baptiste High School, of the Commission scolaire Marie-Victorin (CSMV), in Longueuil. If would like to receive a CPRLV training session in your workplace or if you would like to receive additional information, please do not hesitate to contact […]

18 December 2019
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Youth consultation in Saint-Léonard

As part of the UNESCO MGIEP “Acts of Kindness” project, to which the “What If I Was Wrong? When We Talk, We Learn!” awareness-raising campaign of the CPRLV has partnered, with its partner the Réseau Outils de Paix, with the objective of promoting peace initiatives in Quebec, Canada, we met with young people from La Zone, a meeting […]

16 December 2019
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Training sessions and meetings in Strasbourg

The CPRLV was invited to offer its “Hexagon” training, a pedagogical tool for supporting the analysis of situations of radicalization leading to violence, to employees and partners of the City and the Eurometropolis of Strasbourg, as well as to elected officials, including the Mayor and Deputy Mayor. If would like to receive a CPRLV training session in […]

16 December 2019
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Office closed

Please note that the CPRLV will be closed from December 24, 2019 to January 2, 2020.However, the helpline will be open on December 27 and 30, 2019, from 9 am to 8 pm. For any additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@info-radical.org or by phone at 1-877-687-7141 or 514-687-7141.

13 December 2019
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Participation of the CPRLV in a round table discussion on living together

The CPRLV participated in a round table entitled “Living together… but for who and how? Navigating Human Rights in Montreal” organized by the Centre for Civic Religious Literacy and the Canada Race Relations Foundation to exchange with community leaders, the general public, representatives of organizations and institutions, on principles of living together and solutions around […]

13 December 2019
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Workshop offered at MDJ Bordeaux-Cartierville

The CPRLV offered an awareness workshop of the “What If I Was Wrong? When We Talk, We Learn!” campaign to a group of young people from the Maison de jeunes Bordeaux-Cartierville, in Montreal, with the objective of encouraging them to reflect and debate on identity prejudices and stereotypes. Thank you for the participation! For more information […]

13 December 2019
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Training sessions offered in Charleroi

The CPRLV was invited to offer its “Hexagon” training, a pedagogical tool for supporting the analysis of situations of radicalization leading to violence, to different groups. They consisted of officials of the City of Charleroi, community organizations, employees working in the field of socio-professional integration of immigrants and in the I.P.P.J., police officers, psychologists, cultural, sports […]

10 December 2019
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Workshops offered at Collège Mont-Saint-Louis

The CPRLV is pleased to have been hosted at the Collège Mont-Saint-Louis, in Montreal, to offer awareness activities to two classes of Secondary 5 students, encouraging debate and reflection on stereotypes as well as on prejudices. This activity comes from the Educator’s guide of the awareness campaign “What If I Was Wrong? When We Talk, We […]

9 December 2019
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Survey participation: What If I Was Wrong Educator’s Guide

To all those who have used the What If I Was Wrong Educator’s Guide of the awareness campaign for the prevention of radicalization leading to violence”What If I Was Wrong? When We Talk, We learn!“, in collaboration with the Canadian Commision for UNESCO, we invite you to complete this short survey to know your opinion, your comments […]

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