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Training

Through our expert training packages, we share our deep knowledge and extensive experience on anti-hate, counter-extremism, counter-misogyny and much more. We are currently offering the below training packages (both online and offline) which can be adapted for policymakers, frontline workers and young people, and delivered by our expert team of trainers.

If you would like more information about our training, please feel free to send us an email at [email protected]

Mothers for Change

An 8 week course for mothers to learn about extremism and a range of other safeguarding issues such as online safety, hate crime, and domestic violence. Primarily targeted at mothers who have children in school who have safeguarding concerns and struggle to access information elsewhere. (Delivered by a host of specialists in all the subject matters stated above.

REACH

A 4 week course that seeks to raise awareness of the relationship between extremism and domestic violence (DV) delivered through a holistic safeguarding approach. Inclusive of signposting and follow up work aimed at practitioners. (Including a powerful testimony of a survivor).

Communities Countering Hate (CCH)

A day of lessons, workshops and presentations for students in Secondary School and youth organisations to raise awareness of vulnerability to radicalisation through the stories of former extremists. CCH encourages a deeper understanding of radicalisation pathways and how to identify and address vulnerabilities early on. (Delivered by former extremists and people affected by extremism).

Communities Countering Extremist Misogyny (CCEM)

An interactive training package that explores the Manosphere, online influencers and the new wave of extremist misogyny. The training covers this movement, its core tenets, the grievances and vulnerabilities it seeks to exploit and how it can be tackled.

Incel Masterclass

Learn about the Incel ecosystem and communities, such as how to identify Incel-specific language and community-specific values to help prevent Incel radicalisation and Incel extremism online and in real life. (Delivered by academics who have extensively researched this subject matter).