📢 Attention experts, practitioners, policymakers and researchers working in the Prevention of Violent Extremism (#PVE)!
Chaire UNESCO-PREV, in partnership with the International Centre for the Prevention of Crime - ICPC has released a new report that examines the role of program evaluations in prevention efforts.
Titled "Constraints and opportunities in evaluating programs for prevention of violent extremism: How practitioners see it," the report analyzes the evaluation experiences of 57 PVE professionals from around the globe.
Co-authors David Morin, Pierre-Alain Clément and Pablo Madriaza focus on the interplay of opportunities and constraints that characterizes program evaluation for those in the field, with the ultimate goal of understanding better the "mechanisms and processes that make programs succeed or fail."
More here: projectsomeone.ca/new-unesco-prev-report-examines-the-role-of-program-evaluations-in-extremism-pr...
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📢 Attention aux expert.e.s, praticien.ne.s, décideur.euse.s politiques et chercheur.euse.s travaillant dans le domaine de la prévention de l'extrémisme violent (PEV) !
La Chaire UNESCO-PREV, en partenariat avec le Centre internationale pour la prévention de la criminalité (CIPC), a publié un nouveau rapport qui examine le rôle des évaluations de programmes dans les efforts de prévention.
Intitulé “Constraints and opportunities in evaluating programs for prevention of violent extremism: How practitioners see it,” le rapport analyse les expériences d'évaluation de 57 professionnel.le.s du domaine du monde entier.
Les co-auteurs David Morin, Pierre-Alain Clément et Pablo Madriaza se concentrent sur la relation entre les opportunités et les contraintes qui caractérisent l'évaluation des programmes pour ceux qui travaillent sur le terrain, dans le but ultime de mieux comprendre les "mécanismes et processus qui font que les programmes réussissent ou échouent".
Pour en savoir plus: projectsomeone.ca/new-unesco-prev-report-examines-the-role-of-program-evaluations-in-extremism-pr...
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Our director Vivek Venkatesh recently moderated a panel discussion as part of the United Nations 2021 Counter-Terrorism Week - #CTweek.
Titled "From online hate to offline violence: Addressing and countering hate speech and violent extremism through education in a digital world," the event featured high-level stakeholders in government and civil society exploring the role of information literacy in countering the spread and escalation of online hate speech.
Watch a recording of the event 👉 bit.ly/3x9FGke
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Le directeur du Projet Someone, Vivek Venkatesh, a récemment modéré un panel de discussion dans le cadre de la semaine de lutte contre le terrorisme des Nations unies - #CTWeek.
Intitulé "From online hate to offline violence: Addressing and countering hate speech and violent extremism through education in a digital world," l'événement a réuni des acteurs de haut niveau du gouvernement et de la société civile pour explorer le rôle de l'alphabétisation numérique dans la lutte contre la propagation des discours de haine en ligne.
Regardez l'enregistrement de l'événement (EN) 👉 bit.ly/3x9FGke
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Addressing and Countering Hate Speech and Violent Extremism through Education in a Digital World
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Side Event on the margins of the Second United Nations Counter-Terrorism Week organized by the UN Office on Counter-Terrorism.New music education anthology features chapter on arts-based pedagogy in science education
New music education anthology features chapter on arts-based pedagogy in science education
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Kathryn Urbaniak, Vivek Venkatesh and Oded Ben-Horin have published a chapter in the anthology "Music Education as craft: Reframing theories and practices."📻🎙️Our director Vivek Venkatesh shared his thoughts on the CBC's decision to close #facebookcomments on Friday's episode of CBC Radio Noon.
Tune in at 39:49 to hear Vivek's take on this debate.
👉https://cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-102-radio-noon-quebec/clip/15850514-do-agree-cbcs-decision-close-comments-its-stories
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Notre directeur, Vivek Venkatesh, a partagé ses réflexions sur la décision de la CBC de fermer les commentaires sur Facebook vendredi dernier sur CBC Radio Noon.
Soyez à l'écoute à 39:49 pour entendre sa perspective.
👉https://cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-102-radio-noon-quebec/clip/15850514-do-agree-cbcs-decision-close-comments-its-stories
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The experiment will last a month - but CBC is taking a lot of criticism for it. Shawn discusses with callers and guestsOur director Vivek Venkatesh recently spoke with Jesse Firempong for the National Observer about strategies to prevent and address #hate beyond criminalization.
Read it here: 👇https://www.nationalobserver.com/2021/06/07/opinion/hate-police-Black-Indigenous-justice-restorative-defund
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Hate is a demon police can’t slay
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After more than a century of colonial policing that has hurt not helped racialized people, it's time to try something new, writes columnist Jesse Firempong.
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