CEDAR
Continuing Education Against Radicalisation
Synopsis
European-level efforts to prevent radicalisation and violent extremism involve the need to train professionals also in the education sector, especially educators such as university professors, juvenile detention centres educators, as well as associations working with vulnerable youngsters. Despite numerous recommendations and laws aimed at characterising and banning the extremist discourse that leads to violence, few specifically European tools have been developed to date. The CEDAR project aims to fill that gap by training and improving the practitioners’ skills in the field of radicalisation and extremism in educational and university settings, by supporting them with the necessary competencies towards risk identification and prevention.
Objectives
- Train, within partner universities, a network of trainers who are experts in the prevention of radicalisation and capable of generating a relevant and specialised response in the area of continuing university education;
- Define a European training curriculum for the prevention of radicalisation for education professionals (teacher training), security professionals (police, intelligence), social intervention and social assistance professionals;
- Build a multilingual online course platform, allowing universities to create an open hybrid training offering on detection, risks and prevention of radicalisation and extremism.
Expected outcomes
- Review of the state of the art and good practices;
- Educational needs analysis and content inventory available online;
- Creation of training modules;
- Design of online courses – Implementation of the training platform;
- Measuring the impact of actions and ethical issues.
Promoter
National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts, France
Partners
IPS_Innovative Prison Systems, Portugal
University Rey Juan Carlos, Spain
Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, Austria
School with Class Foundation, Poland
University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès, France
Funding
Erasmus+
KA2 – Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices (Strategic Partnerships for higher education)
Timeframe
01/09/2020 – 31/08/2023 (36 months)
Train teachers and educators on the implementation of appropriate actions concerning situations of deviance and extremism that could lead to violence among young people and students
Services
Criminal Justice Reform, Security, Training and Development
Where
France, Portugal, Spain, Austria and Poland
Contact us
ips@prisonsystems.eu
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