LATEST NEWSLast week, amidst Montreal's rainy and snowy weather, practitioners—members of the Transatlantic Network Against Extremism (TransNex)—from various countries, including the United States, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, gathered for a three-day symposium at the Centre for the Study of Learning and Performance (CSLP). The event focused on sharing best practices, identifying key needs, and exploring pathways to prevent social polarization and violent extremism in schools and societies.
Last month, the AVERT Research Network hosted its 2024 symposium, uniting leading practitioners, researchers, and policymakers to address critical challenges in countering violent extremism. On Day 2 of the symposium, our director, Dr. Ghayda Hassan, delivered a compelling address titled “I Know It Works, But Not Sure Why: Practitioners’ Successes and Challenges in PVE.”
Date: 2024-11-15
On Wednesday, November 13, members of our team participated in the Mental Health Fair at Dawson College, an event that brought together various organizations working in mental health. Sabrina Paillé, Sabrina Charikhi, and Imane Ammour represented CPN-PREV, promoting our services and reports through an interactive kiosk.
OUR NEWSLETTERLATEST MEDIACette semaine, l'UQAM a souligné, par le biais d'un communiqué de presse, le financement de 3.2 M$ récemment accordé à notre organisation par Sécurité publique Canada tout en prenant soin de mettre de l'avant certaines de nos plus récentes réalisations : […]
Date: 2024-10-03
En lien avec les récentes manifestations pro-israéliennes et propalestiniennes sur les campus universitaires, notre directrice, Ghayda Hassan, a partagé ses recommandations aux universités pour apaiser les tensions au sein d'un article publié aujourd'hui dans La Presse.
Date: 2024-10-07
In addition to the La Presse article shared last week, our director Ghayda Hassan recently gave two media interviews marking the first anniversary of the escalation of violence between Palestine and Israel.