The “Words in context” database is now available. This database is aimed at critically analyzing online discourses. It will be used to contribute to decision-making and policy formulation by researchers and public policy-makers.
Lecture about conspiracy theories: Understanding to protect the social connection
Location: Online
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Cécile Rousseau associate member of the Chair will give a lecture on the social tensions generated by conspiracy theories. Professor David Morin, co-holder of the Chair, will also comment the lecture.
New chapter on Radicalization Leading to Violence as a Global Health Issue featuring our partners
A new book chapter about radicalization leading to violence as a public health issue has recently been published. The chapter was co-written by Cécile Rousseau, associate member of the Chair.
Presentation of the work of the Chair on misinformation, conspiracy movement and violent extremism
The experts of the UNESCO-PREV Chair will coordinate several projects on misinformation, conspiracy movement and violent extremism.
Launch of the Étude internationale sur les dispositifs de prévention de la radicalisation et de l’extrémisme violents dans l’espace francophone
The Chair is pleased to unveil its participation in the Étude internationale sur les dispositifs de prévention de la radicalisation et de l’extrémisme violents dans l’espace francophone.
Our experts give their analysis on the storming of the Capitol
In response to the storming of the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on January 6, the Chair’s experts gave various interviews on media platforms to analyze the situation.
New Special Issue of Perspectives on Terrorism co-edited by one of the Chair’s experts
A new special issue of the peer-reviewed online journal Perspectives on Terrorism (PT) is co-edited by Joel Busher, one of our experts in PVE.
New Study on Ethno-Cultural Disparities in Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic
A group of Canadian researchers, including CSLP members and Project Someone collaborators, recently published a Canadian study that explores the association between pandemic-specific risk factors and the mental health of minority populations.
Interviews and Insights from Journées Euro-Méditerranéennes
The following interviews were conducted in 2019 at the Journées Euro-Méditerranéennes by Project Someone’s team. The event aimed to engage women and youth in the conversations and workshops about violence and radicalization.
Experts from the Chair in a panel about conspiracy theories in the community
Professor Ghayda Hassan, co-holder, gave her analysis during a panel discussion on conspiracy movements, conspiracy theories and their impacts.