Guidance on youth radicalization
- Providea general outline to professionals on youth radicalization
- Prevent attitudes of radicalization and violence in vulnerable adolescents and young people
- Encourage active participation, coexistence and social cohesion among young people
- Applies to module...
- Providea general outline to professionals on youth radicalization
- Prevent attitudes of radicalization and violence in vulnerable adolescents and young people
- Encourage active participation, coexistence and social cohesion among young people
- Applies to module...
- Providea general outline to professionals on youth radicalization
- Prevent attitudes of radicalization and violence in vulnerable adolescents and young people
- Encourage active participation, coexistence and social cohesion among young people
- Applies to module...
- Module
- Prevention
Exercise Category: Good Practices
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Description
This initiative is articulated around a proposal of training activity aimed at professionals working in the field of youth through an interactive training from the online training platformwww.crecerenderechos.org, a permanent online forum to facilitate exchange and communication between professionals as well as information seminars on the phenomenon of violent youth radicalization.In addition, psychoeducational workshops are added as educational activities to work directly with young people on social cohesion, political and active participation, intercultural and religious dialogue, conflict resolution and critical thinking.
Through this online platform, all interested parties will be able to know what youth radicalization is, what strategies can be followed to prevent young people from adopting violent positions and behaviours and how they can act to offer them guidance at the first signs, also having accessto specific didactics materials.
Source / Literature
Plataforma de entidades de acogimiento familiar - Andalucía
Promoting entity: Aldaima(www.aldaima.org) - Spain, in collaboration with the associations Afam and Activa.