Vivek Venkatesh, Director, Project SOMEONE, and Éric Bellavance, historian, biblical scholar and course lecturer at Université de Montréal, McGill University and Concordia University, recently edited
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COORDINATOR FOR THE PREV-IMPACT PROJECT
The UNESCO Chair in Prevention of Violent Radicalization and Extremism (PREV) is looking for a COORDINATOR FOR THE PREV-IMPACT PROJECT. To learn more about the
Collective identity, social adversity and college student sympathy for violent radicalization
Transcultural Psychiatry, 2019
By Cécile Rousseau, Youssef Oulhote, Vanessa Lecompte, Abdelwahed Mekki-Berrada, Ghayda Hassan and Habib El Hage
The Role of Physicians in the Violence Epidemic
CMAJ June 10, 2019 191 (23) E644
By Cécile Rousseau, Ghayda Hassan and Rochelle Frounfelker
Right-wing extremism, hatred and gender-based violence in Canada
April 29, 2019. What does research tell us about prevention and what are the pathways for prevention and intervention online and offline? The Canadian Practitioners’
Thinking Democracy differently
April 10–11, 2019. Thinking Democracy differently. Freedom and Political Violence. A hundred or so young people gathered at Montmorency College for two days, on April
Prevention of violent radicalisation and extremism: practices, evaluation and cooperation
March 23, 2019. Prevention of violent radicalisation and extremism: practices, evaluation and cooperation: Dialogues between Africa, Europe and North America The UNESCO-PREV Chair in partnership
Prevention of Radicalization and Extremist Violence
March 21-22, 2019. Prevention of Radicalization and Extremist Violence: Developing Evidence-Based Guidelines to Promote Efficient Intervention This two-day workshop was hosted by the Canadian Practitioners
“Hate to Hope” Massive Open Online Course Videos
Hate to Hope: Building Understanding and Resilience In April of 2018, Global Affairs Canada awarded funding to the UNESCO-PREV Chair to create a massive open
Preventing Social Polarizations
Partnering in Practice: Preventing Social Polarizations This booklet was developed for the Partnership in Practice: Preventing Social Polarizations conference held in Edmonton from November 30