In this period of social distancing, training workshops and programs present a particular challenge for actors and organizations involved in the prevention of radicalization leading to violence and hate-motivated acts. How can we address such sensitive and complex themes through virtual means? Is it possible to develop and maintain knowledge among different prevention actors? Is […]

The CPRLV offered a webinar on support and engagement as means to intervene and prevent radicalization leading to violence to the City and Eurometropolis of Strasbourg.For requests for online presentations and/or trainings, please write to info@info-radical.org.

The CPRLV offered a webinar on “Resisting Hate Speech and Conspiracy Theories in the days of Coronavirus” for and in collaboration with the Centre de ressources pour la prévention des radicalités sociales (CRPRS), based in Lille, France. This was the last of a cycle of 4 webinars that began in early June.The participants that attended this webinar […]

The CPRLV was happy to attend and exchange about its approach on the prevention of radicalization leading to violence during the International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law (IIJ)  Referral Mechanism Workstream: Practitioners’ and Curriculum Development Virtual Consultation on Rule of Law-Based Multi-Actor Intervention Programmes for P/CVE. Thank you for the invitation!

The CPRLV and the Montreal LGBTQ+ Community Centre co-facilitated a workshop called “Resilience, a Collective Affair”, online, where it was discussed how resilience, both collective and individual, can be used as a tool to get through difficult times differently. This workshop was intended for LGBTQ+ asylum seekers as well as LGBTQ+ accepted refugees, to create […]

Women’s role in extremist movements and ideologies is often wrongly underestimated, notably as concerns politico-religious radicalization. The CPRLV offers a webinar exploring gender issues in analyses of radicalization and violent extremism, addressed through sexological, historical, and political perspectives. More precisely, it will address the issue of how gender, sexuality, and gender stereotypes and related biases, provide us with key elements of understanding when it comes to taking action for prevention or intervention in situations of radicalization leading to violence. Dates and Time: July 8, 2020, from 9:30 am to 11 am, in French July 9, 2020, from 9:30 am to 11 am, in English  Registration at info@info-radical.org

The CPRLV offered a webinar on “Engaging dialogue with a person who adheres to conspiracy theories” with the objective of better understanding the appeal of conspiracy theories and discourses for certain audiences, as well as the needs and gaps they serve to fill. The discussion also provided participants guidance concerning best practices to directly engage with […]

The CPRLV offered an online presentation on primary prevention initiatives with the “What If I Was Wrong” Educator’s Guide to counsellors, territorial officials and project and mission managers in government departments through the Centre de ressource en prévention des radicalités sociales (CRPRS). To download and learn more about the activities in the Educator’s Guide, consult […]

The CPRLV and the Montreal LGBTQ Community Centre co-facilitated a workshop, “From idea to action, let’s talk about mobilization”, online, to offer an immersion in different inspiring prosocial initiatives led by people who have moved from idea to action. The objective of this exchange was also to discuss how these types of initiatives can have […]