Resources here are for anyone interested in learning more about violent extremism, radicalization, prevention methods, and available supports.
Ad Fontes Media
Use this tool to quickly check your media sources for reliability and bias. This chart is updated regularly and includes print media, web media, videos, television, and podcasts.
Stephan Lewandowsky & John Cook
Why conspiracy theories are so popular, how to identify them, and how to approach people who believe in conspiracy theories.
Programs and resources for educators and the public to learn and share the skills needed to be smart, active consumers of news and information.
A resource to strengthen digital and media literacy in children and youth. Includes research, information, and resources for teachers and parents.
Polarization and Extremism Research and Innovation Lab (PERIL) & Southern Poverty Law Center
A guide to help families, caregivers, and youth recognize, confront, and build resilience against online radicalization and extremism.
Centre for the Prevention of Radicalization Leading to Violence
How to talk to children about violent acts, radicalization and violent extremism.
Centre for the Prevention of Radicalization Leading to Violence
An introduction to what radicalization is and tips to help practitioners identify signs of radicalization. Protective factors and strategies are also outlined.
REACH, EPS, City of Edmonton, OPV
Don’t Click is a youth-led initiative to support other youth on the issue of online hate and violent extremism. The Don’t Click Initiative works to give people the tools to handle negativity online – both for themselves and as bystanders. Learn more and watch their story.
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