Theoretical Approach: Intercultural & Anti-Oppressive

Our training approach is unique in the field because:

• Relies on evidence-based information
• Considers the risks of detection and profiling
• Is centered on an intercultural take on violent radicalization and its related concepts
• Fosters a culturally safe environment in the implementation of prevention and intervention programs
• Aims at empowering communities affected by hate crimes and incidents

Learning Philosophy: Transformative & Experiential

Violent radicalization can be an anxiety-inducing topic leading to feelings of disempowerment among practitioners. To alleviate these feelings, our training programs help to:

• Deconstruct the myths and reduce the anxiety surrounding violent radicalization
• Foster decentering and critical thinking
• Provide participants with tools, strategies, and best practices
• Promote an ecosystemic and multisectoral approach

Model of Practice: Ecosystemic & Intersectoral

Our training programs include:

• Activities and exercises;
• Tools to work on group dynamics, manage difficult emotions, and address sensitive topics
• Discussions on cases and trajectories, simulations, role-plays and participatory learning strategies