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The DARE project's first output is now available - a policy brief entitled Effectiveness of counter-radicalisation policies: Preliminary research findings and recommendations from European experts in deradicalisation and counter-terrorism. The policy brief is based on...

One of the frequently mentioned root causes of radicalisation are poverty and inequality. However, empirical findings for such claims are inconclusive and we are still far from valid and reliable answers on questions such as Is inequality associated with...

Over the weekend of February 23-25 family members of people who were affected by violent radicalization met in Warsaw for a workshop about practical tools in counselling other families to counter violent extremism. Aspects such as risk assessment, coping with burnout...

On 22 and 23 February the DARE Impact Sub-Committee met in Warsaw, Poland. The meeting attended by NOVA (Norway), Collegium Civitas (Poland), UNIMAN (UK), ENAR (Belgium) and PfC (Malta) discussed the project's dissemination approaches and tools, planned an impact...

Consortium member Leiden University contributed a post reflecting on how the DARE project fits within broader discussions of radicalisation in academic and policy circles. Read the post Related Contact Us +44 (0) 161 306 6000 Find Us The...

Consortium member Panteion University contributed a post reflecting on the ongoing discussions in Greece regarding the building of an official mosque in Athens. Read the post Related Contact Us +44 (0) 161 306 6000 Find Us The University of...

As a DARE partner working across various work packages, the Leiden University team has focused on creating the conditions under which the ambitions of DARE can come to optimal fruition. We are making progress in setting up the team that can make significant...

Throughout the first phase of the DARE Project, The People for Change Foundation has focused on setting up the various dissemination tools for the project. The tools aim to ensure the greatest impact for the project and its findings and will need to continue to adapt...

Between 23 October and 26 October, colleagues from all participating organisations and countries met in Oslo to discuss ethics, methods, data management and involvement of stakeholders in the Dialogue About Radicalisation and Equality' Project. Given that during the...

The meeting brought together a diverse group of stakeholders from across policy, practitioner, academic and specialist NGO fields. These included: the Home Office Extremism Analysis Unit, Manchester City Council Community Safety team, Birmingham and Solihull Mental...