Radicalisation Awareness Network (I22-EN)
RAN makes the exchange of information and expertise possible. The network is subdivided into different working groups. Some working groups focus on a sector, such as the police, mental health services or the prison system. Other working groups are intersectional and focus, for example, on the prevention of radicalization, trajectories for de-radicalization or making use of the possibilities of the Internet and social media for counter-noise. The results from the working groups and the RAN expertise are included in the formulation of European policy. Member States can also adopt policy recommendations from RAN.
LessRAN makes the exchange of information and expertise possible. The network is subdivided into different working groups. Some working groups focus on a sector, such as the police, mental health services or the prison system. Other working groups are intersectional and focus, for example, on the prevention of radicalization, trajectories for de-radicalization or making use of the possibilities of the Internet and social media for counter-noise. The results from the working groups and the RAN expertise are included in the formulation of European policy. Member States can also adopt policy recommendations from RAN.
RAN makes the exchange of information and expertise possible. The network is subdivided into different working groups. Some working groups focus on a sector, such as the police, mental health services or the prison system. Other working groups are intersectional and focus, for example, on the prevention of radicalization, trajectories for de-radicalization or making use of the possibilities of the Internet and social media for counter-noise. The results from the working groups and the RAN expertise are included in the formulation of European policy. Member States can also adopt policy recommendations from RAN.
- Language
- Dutch
- Country
- Netherlands
Summary
RAN makes the exchange of information and expertise possible. The network is subdivided into different working groups. Some working groups focus on a sector, such as the police, mental health services or the prison system. Other working groups are intersectional and focus, for example, on the prevention of radicalization, trajectories for de-radicalization or making use of the possibilities of the Internet and social media for counter-noise. The results from the working groups and the RAN expertise are included in the formulation of European policy. Member States can also adopt policy recommendations from RAN.
Category
initiative
Keywords
material, picture, video, graphic, sayings
Aims
The materials collected on this platform are intended to prevent radicalisation. The RAN website is part of a bigger website (www.radaradvies.nl). Radaradvies.nl aims at achieving social cohesion. It’s all about understanding and commitment. From that point of view, they work together on citizen power, self-reliance, social commitment and diversity.
Target group
citizens
Method
Collection and provision of materials that can be used quickly and purposefully: graphics, pictures and sayings
Source
Contributor
Hogeschool Utrecht
