This project was carried out in order to assess the viability of a method-ology for direct intervention with those at risk of falling into the orbit of violent extremist organisations. This report details the results of the pilot programme, outlines lessons learned and invites other organisations to critique and replicate these results.
One to One Online Interventions
A Pilot CVE Methodology
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Counternarratives, Intervention, Islamist Extremism
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