Trainings for first-line practitioners working in the field of violent extremism: An overview of good practices
First-line practitioners refers to professionals working in educational institutions, juvenile systems, youth and social care, and individuals working with children on a long-term basis. These
Growing up in the blind spot of society – Children of far-right violent extremist families
Past research on violent extremism and terrorism has had a clear focus on jihadism in comparison to far-right extremism. When researching children raised in extremist
Rule-of-law and human rights-based approaches towards children of violent extremist parents
Rights of the Child According to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, children should not be subject to discrimination on the basis
Risk and Protective Factors for Child Returnees – Insights from the PREPARE workshop
On the 11th of May, the first PREPARE workshop took place in The Hague, gathering insights from professionals from across Europe with expertise related to
First PREPARE workshop in The Hague – Expert opinions on children living in violent extremist families
On the 10th and 11th May 2022, the PREPARE partners met in The Hague, Netherlands, for an internal partner meeting, as well as for hosting
Questioning biases – how can Gender-based Analysis Plus support the research work in PREPARE?
Funded by the European Commission, the main objective of PREPARE is to identify the vulnerabilities and stigmas children may face when they are exposed to
