Over the 10 years working within the youth sector we have spotted trends of hatred towards particular groups which have develop in the classroom and within the community. We have found that hate speech, racism, discrimination and Islamophobia against youth have reinforced very strong beliefs in youth which may lead to radicalisation with the influence of certain extremist or religious groups.
Within some areas of our work we have spotted an increasing number of youth becoming more sensitive to ideological discourse and a sense of social purpose from particular groups.
We feel it is imperative to advise teachers and professional educators within the youth sector to be trained in safeguarding against radicalisation,
Our Programs
For Teachers
Teachers Inset Training (3 hours and Day Programs)
Key Definitions
How Radicalisation can occur
Spotting Radicalisation in the Classroom
The Warning Signs of Radicalisation
Youth at Risk of Radicalisation
Understanding the Radicalisation Process through Social Media and Music
Terminology, Propaganda Claims and Cultural Awareness
Actions to take in Safeguarding Pupils
Counter Terrorism and Security Act 2015
Assessing and controlling the risk of radicalisation
Action plans
Statutory Authorities (Police, Schools, Child Care Providers)
For young people
Classroom Workshops (2 hours)
Self Esteem
Good and Bad Habits
Leadership
Friends and the company you keep
Building Confidence
The Dangers of the Internet
What is Radicalisation
How to not be a victim
Warning and Danger Signs
Equal Opportunities and Discrimination
Understanding Stop and Search