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Guides et rapports publiés par Hedayah (International Center of Excellence for Countering Violent Extremism / GCTF) sur la prévention de la radicalisation : Lessons from P/CVE Research: Innovative Methods, Challenges &#38; Good PracticesThis edited volume contains a selection of essays and contributions derived from the presentations made at the International Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) Research Conference 2018. The purpose of this edited volume is to further enhance the field of CVE research through a series of short research papers. &#160;Classroom Activities: Preventing Violent Extremism through Education in East AfricaThis toolkit is part of the global intervention on PVE-E being conducted by Hedayah and UNESCO. The aim of this teacher activity kit provides activities and lessons that primary and secondary school teachers can conduct in the classroom. &#160;Education for Preventing Violent Extremism (EPVE): Working Group PaperThis working paper was developed by the Working Group for “Education for Preventing Violent Extremism” (EPVE) led by Hedayah under the umbrella of the Education for Shared Societies (E4SS) initiative by the World Leadership Alliance - Club de Madrid. It presents key recommendations, challenges, actionable solutions, and practical examples for policymakers to implement appropriate educational approaches to PVE in the formal education setting.&#160;Providing Support to Children and Youth Vulnerable to or Affected by RLVEThis program and evaluation report summarizes the results of Hedayah’s capacity building program on “Providing Support to Children and Youth Vulnerable to or Affected by Radicalization Leading to Violent Extremism (RLVE)”  jointly delivered with the National Counter Terrorism Commission of Tunisia between December 2017 and December 2018. &#160;Projecting the Impact of a Program on PVE Through Education in UgandaThis updated report is an evaluation of the results, practices, challenges, and lessons learned of a Preventing Violent Extremism through Education (PVE-E) workshop convened by Hedayah, UNESCO IICBA, UNESCO office in Kampala, and the Ministry of Education and Sport of the Republic of Uganda in Kampala, Uganda during January 2018.&#160;The CVE Cycle: An Individual TrajectoryThis document introduces a basic Framework and provides practitioners and policy makers with suggestions on relevant types of CVE responses and tools with respect to each stage of the Radicalization process.&#160;The World of Communications is the New Frontline in the Battle Against Violent ExtremismThis document offers guidance for national governments interested in developing or refining their national P/CVE communications strategy as part of a wider P/CVE National Action Plan.&#160;Undermining Violent Extremist Narratives in the Middle East and North Africa: A How-To Guide [AR]This guide is the follow-on producte of the Expert Workshop on Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Collection of Counter-Narratives for CVE. This guide and the annex of counter-narratives are available and accessible through Hedayah's existing Counter-Narrative Library.&#160;Expanding the Evidence Base for P/CVEThis edited volume contains a selection of essays and contributions derived from the presentations made at the International Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) Research Conference 2017. The purpose of this edited volume is to further enhance the field of CVE research through a series of short research papers. &#160;Undermining Violent Extremist Narratives in East Africa: A How-To GuideThis report contains practical advice for civil society organizations and practitioners to develop effective narratives that counter the approaches of violent extremists in the East Africa region. The guide also contains clear examples of counter-messages, case studies, and links to videos and websites that are relevant to supporting the development of counter-narratives.&#160;National Capacity-Building Workshop Report on PVE through Education in UgandaThis report summarizes the content of a Preventing Violent Extremism through Education (PVE-E) workshop convened by Hedayah, UNESCO IICBA, UNESCO office in Kampala, and the Ministry of Education and Sport of the Republic of Uganda in Kampala, Uganda from 23-25 January 2018.&#160;Evaluate Your CVE Results: Projecting Your ImpactThis guide provides standards of practice for monitoring, measuring and evaluating (MM&#38;E) the results of Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) programs and projects, to include projected impact. It was developed based on existing good practice in the field and originally designed to be an internal framework for Hedayah. &#160;Contemporary P/CVE Research and PracticeThis edited volume contains a selection of essays and contributons derived from the presentations made at the International Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) Research Conference 2016. The purpose of this edited volume is to further enhance the field of CVE research through a series of short research papers. &#160;Violent Radicalisation &#38; Far-Right Extremism in EuropeThis report seeks to investigate why and how far-right movements radicalize, to what extent the process of radicalization is driven by national dynamics of transnational factors, and in what circumstances these factors lead to violent radicalization of the far-right.&#160;Undermining Violent Extremist Narratives in the Middle East and North Africa: A How-To GuideThis guide is the follow-on producte of the Expert Workshop on Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Collection of Counter-Narratives for CVE. This guide and the annex of counter-narratives are available and accessible through Hedayah's existing Counter-Narrative Library.&#160;P/CVE in Africa: The role of the mining sectorThis report explores the correlation between the drivers of violent extremism and the different activities undertaken throughout a mining project’s life cycle in order to identify potential risks and opportunities. It examines the role of the mining sector in actions to address violent extremism, identifying preliminary lessons and best practices from the research. It also provides recommendations for mining companies, the industry, governments and communities on approaches to engage mining companies in P/CVE efforts.&#160;Mapping the Experiences of Formers to Streamline the Process of Engaging in CVEThis report maps a Former extremist's journey from disengagement to CVE involvement, while also outlining implementable initiatives that can help governments and NGOs tackle some of the concerns Formers prior to becoming involved in CVE.&#160;Undermining Violent Extremist Narratives in South East Asia: A How-To Guide [Malay]This report contains practical advice for civil society organizations and practitioners to develop effective narratives that counter the approaches of Daesh, Al-Qaida, Jemaah Islamiyah and other violent extremists in the region. The guide also contains clear examples of counter-messages, case studies, and links to videos and websites that are relevant to supporting the development of counter-narratives.&#160;Undermining Violent Extremist Narratives in South East Asia: A How-To Guide [Tagalog]This report contains practical advice for civil society organizations and practitioners to develop effective narratives that counter the approaches of Daesh, Al-Qaida, Jemaah Islamiyah and other violent extremists in the region. The guide also contains clear examples of counter-messages, case studies, and links to videos and websites that are relevant to supporting the development of counter-narratives.&#160;Expanding Research on CVEThis edited volume contains a selection of essays and contributons derived from the presentations made at the International Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) Research Conference 2015. The purpose of this edited volume is to further enhance the field of CVE research through a series of short research papers. Undermining Violent Extremist Narratives in South East Asia: A How-To Guide [Bahasa]This report contains practical advice for civil society organizations and practitioners to develop effective narratives that counter the approaches of Daesh, Al-Qaida, Jemaah Islamiyah and other violent extremists in the region. The guide also contains clear examples of counter-messages, case studies, and links to videos and websites that are relevant to supporting the development of counter-narratives.&#160;Undermining Violent Extremist Narratives in South East Asia: A How-To GuideThis report contains practical advice for civil society organizations and practitioners to develop effective narratives that counter the approaches of Daesh, Al-Qaida, Jemaah Islamiyah and other violent extremists in the region. The guide also contains clear examples of counter-messages, case studies, and links to videos and websites that are relevant to supporting the development of counter-narratives.&#160;Counter Narratives for CVE in South East AsiaThis meeting report is a summary and analysis of the preliminary results of the Expert workshop on South East Asia Collection of Counter-Narratives. &#160;A Man's World? Exploring the Role of Women in Countering Terrorism and CVEThe publication is a collection of short essays from various perspectives reflecting on the questions of what roles women play in terrorism, violent extremism and efforts to prevent and counter violent extremism. &#160;Preventing and Countering Radicalization and Violent Extremism as related to the FTF ThreatThis report outlines and summarizes the observations and recommendations concluded from the "International Conference on Preventing and Countering Radicalization and Violent Extremism as related to the FTF Threat" held in coordination with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime in Abu Dhabi, April 2016.&#160;Preventing and Countering Radicalization and Violent Extremism as related to the FTF Threat [AR]This report outlines and summarizes the observations and recommendations concluded from the "International Conference on Preventing and Countering Radicalization and Violent Extremism as related to the FTF Threat" held in coordination with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime in Abu Dhabi, April 2016.&#160;Countering FTF Recruitment: Counter-Messaging and the Role of Disillusioned Former FightersThis report summarizes the discussions during the "Countering FTF Recruitment Workshop: Counter-Messaging and the Role of Disillusioned Former Fighters" workshop held in Abu Dhabi, June 2015. &#160;Global CVE Expo 2014 ReportThe report illustrates the main outcomes of the Global CVE Expo held in 2014, which benefited from a range of expertise from approximately 300 participants from 40 countries. The Global CVE Expo 2014 was the international platform for enhancing networks, fostering partnerships and increasing the number of potential stakeholders relevant to Hedayah, which succeeded in connecting local issues within a global framework and provided the foundation in establishing implementable solutions. &#160;CVE: Developing an Evidence-Base Policy and PracticeThe volume reports on the range of papers presented at the Annual Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) Research Conference 2014 from 7-8 December 2014 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.&#160;CVE Research Brief 6: Middle EastThis research brief is a quick-reference guide for researchers, practitioners and policymakers interested in learning more about the current research and gaps in CVE in the Middle East.&#160;CVE Research Brief 5: Sahel, West Africa &#38; HOAThis research brief is a quick-reference guide for researchers, practitioners and policymakers interested in learning more about the current research and gaps in CVE on the regions of Sahel, West Africa and the Horn of Africa.&#160;CVE Research Brief 4: South and Southeast AsiaThis research brief is a quick-reference guide for researchers, practitioners and policymakers interested in learning more about the current research and gaps in CVE on the regions of South and Southeast Asia.&#160;CVE Research Brief 3: Narratives &#38; Counter-NarrativesThis research brief is a quick-reference guide for researchers, practitioners and policymakers interested in learning more about the current research and gaps on the topic of Narratives and Counter-Narratives.&#160;CVE Research Brief 2: Education and CVEThis research brief is a quick-reference guide for researchers, practitioners and policymakers interested in learning more about the current research and gaps on the topic of Education and CVE.&#160;CVE Research Brief 1: Disengagement &#38; De-RadicalizationThis research brief is a quick-reference guide for researchers, practitioners and policymakers interested in learning more about the current research and gaps on the topic of Disengagement and De-radicalization.&#160;Perspectives on DDR Panel: Challenges &#38; Opportunities for CVEThis document summarizes the discussions on the lessons learned and future challenges of the Disarmament, Demobilizationa and Reintegration (DDR) efforts within the CVE framework held in collaboration with the Global Center on Cooperative Security in New York, September 2014. &#160;FTF Initiative: CVE Responses to the Challenge of FTFThis document summarizes the expert meeting on Foreign Terrorist Fighter (FTF) Initiative co-organized with the Global Counterterrorism Forum Co-Leads, Morocco and the Netherlands, in Abu Dhabi, June 2014. &#160;Developing Effective Counter Narrative FrameworksThis report illustrates the general outcomes and recommendations of the expert meeting on "Developing Effective Counter-Narrative Framerworks for Countering Violent Extremism" held in collaboration with the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism - The Hague in Abu Dhabi, June 2014. &#160;Side Event Fourth Biennial Review of UN CT StrategyThis report shares the main insights and discussions of the "Practices and reflections on development, security and peace in the context of violent extremism and terrorism" side event co-organized with the Human Security Collective, West African Network for Peacebuilding, the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism - The Hague, Cordaid, United Network of Young Peacebuilders and the Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict held in New York, June 2014. &#160;Roles of Sports, Arts and Culture in Preventing Violent ExtremismThis policy brief explores the history of cultural diplomacy and use of sports in conflict situations and draws on discussions at the May 2014 workshop, as well as desk research, to examine relevant lessons learned and good practices for integrating sports, arts, and culture into CVE efforts.&#160;Practitioner Focused Workshop on Education and CVEThis document outlines the discussions held during the practitioner workshop on education and CVE held in coordination with the Global Counterterrorism Forum in Abu Dhabi, May 2014. &#160;CVE National Strategies Meeting SummaryThis document outlines and summarizes the reflections and observations made during the "Development of National for Countering Violent Extremism" workshop held in Abu Dhabi, January 2014.&#160;The Roles of Families and Communities in Building ResilienceThis document summarizes the discussions that took place during the "Roles of Families and Communities in Strengthening Community Resilience against Violent Extremism" roundtable convened in partnership with the Global Center on Cooperative Security in Abu Dhabi, December 2013. &#160;CVE Security and Development ReportThis document reports the discussion held among experts who participated during the Expert Meeting on CVE, Security and Development held in partnership with the Human Security Collective in Abu Dhabi, November 2013. &#160;The Role of Education in CVEThis meeting note outlines the key recommendations on the role of education in countering violent extremism concluded from a group of experts, policymakers, government officials and practitioners brought together by Hedayah and the Center on Global Counterterrorism Cooperation held in New York, September 2013.&#160;The Vienna Exchange: Victims as a Face of CVEThis document is a synthesis and a summary of roundtable discussions of the roundtable organized by Hedayah and Sisters Against Violent Extremism (SAVE) in Abu Dhabi, September 2013.&#160;CVE Working Group Prison Deradicalization and Reintegration Meeting SummaryThis document summarizes the GCTF Prison DeRadicalization and Reintegration Plenary Meeting organized by Hedayah, UNICRI and the ICCT in Abu Dhabi, June 2013.&#160;Legal Aspects Related to the Prevention of Terrorism Meeting SummaryThis document summarizes the regional workshop on "The Legal Aspects related to the Prevention of Terrorism" convened by Hedayah and UNODC in Abu Dhabi, May 2013.&#160;Building on the GCTF Rome MemorandumThis document provides additional guidance to GCTF members and other countries who are attempting to incorporate the Rome Memorandum into their own programs. It summaries the conclusions and findings of the expert workshop convened by Hedayah and the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism - The Hague (ICCT) in Abu Dhabi, May 2013. &#160;CVE Through Communications Meeting SummaryThis summary outlines the key takeaways from the CVE Through Communications Workstream meeting held in February 2013.