Salford|13.01.2025| Hateful Ideologies leading to terrorism

| Creating Change Together |We are a social enterprise working with young people, communities, practitioners and academics to build resilience and positive change, and prevent extremism, violence and exploitation.Impact | We have worked with 83,000 young people, 5,500 teachers & practitioners and 10,000 members of the public.

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This workshop leaves participants with greater understanding and confidence in addressing issues relating to hateful ideologies

This session will be delivered online via Teams. Once you've registered, Eventbrite will capture your details. Around 2-3 days beforehand we will send you the Teams link which will enable you access to the workshop. If you're unsure, please contact Adam on info@connectfutures.org_____________________________________________________________Workshop: HATEFUL IDEOLOGIES LEADING TO TERRORISMHow: This workshop leaves participants with greater understanding and confidence in addressing issues relating to hateful ideologies, other-times known as ‘Mixed, Unclear or Unstable’ or ‘Conflicted ideology’ extremism that can lead to violence and terrorism.Activities and structure: There will be a formal presentation slides and we will be incorporating activities you'll be participating in as well.Resources that we'll share with on completion: After completing our feedback form, you will be given access to our online portal with additional resocures to continue your learning Learning outcomes | Topics that will be covered: <ul><li>Participants understand concepts like ‘incel’, ‘extreme far-right’, and ‘red/blue/black pill ideology’ ‘jihad maxxing’ and how these can be blended by extremists</li><li>Participants recognise symbols, language and propaganda of blended extremist ideologies and vulnerability related to neurodiversity</li><li>Participants have a greater understanding of online and gaming spaces and how they influence this thinking</li><li>Participants are aware of risk indicators, including neurodiversity and SEMH</li><li>Participants will feel more equipped with knowledge and skills to create effective preventative spaces</li></ul> Details of those who have registered may be shared with funders for monitoring purposes.

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