The project
Through the Living Lab framework, MINDb4ACT will collectively reassess individual, local, national, and multi-national approaches towards the comprehension, identification and prevention of violent radicalisation.
This project will contribute to shape an international community of security experts and first-line professionals in order to meet the challenges and vulnerabilities of a globalised European and international society.
Objectives
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Conclusions and ideas from the International Security Expo 2019
On 3 and 4 December, MINDb4ACT attended the International Security Expo (London) to detect the most relevant security challenges and look…
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EU & US: Common trends and challenges in violent radicalisation leading to terrorism
The first Policy Brief of MINDb4ACT Publication Series analyses the interdepences and differences of radicalisation in Europe and the…
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Maghreb – EU Study Visit in Belgium
On Thursday 28th of November 2019, the second MINDb4ACT Policy Event on P/CVE practices took place in Brussels, focusing on the Maghreb and…
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Are P/CVE practices transferable from an extremism to another?
Different forms of extremism appear to have certain common points. Do these commonalities affect the practice? An interview with Maximilian…
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Training about radicalisation: an overview of the available material in Europe
In the field of P/CVE, training professionals is considered beneficial. However, the offer is often too diverse and disperse to have a…
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MINDb4ACT Second Plenary Conference held in Berlin
The Secondary Plenary Conference of the MINDb4ACT project took place in Berlin on July 2019. During the two-day meeting, partners address…
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