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Analysis: National Action Plans on Preventing Violent Extremism

A gendered content analysis of nine NAPs, analyzing whether and how specific themes and target groups were discussed, including education, media, civil society, gender/ women, and human rights.

10 Steps Governments Can Take to Support the Critical Role of Civil Society in Preventing Violent Extremism

Evidence demonstrates that efforts by governments and multilateral actors, particularly security-focused initiatives, are not sufficient to prevent violent extremism. Governments and multilateral institutions need to work more closely with other sectors of society to...

Women’s Efforts for Peace in a Divided World

Aya Nader writes from ICAN’s Fifth Annual Forum highlighting the work of extraordinary women fighting for peace, pluralism and preventing violent extremism

Keeping America Safe: From the Vulnerable

By Rana Allam
It is the civil and human rights advocates who will be kept out of the US. It is the children, the elderly, and the vulnerable refugees who will not be able to infiltrate the mighty US.

Sanam Anderlini on MNN’s Feminist Global Advocacy Panel

https://vimeo.com/160376672 In honor of Women’s History Month, the Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN) celebrated powerful women with a special panel discussion featuring four female activists: Radhika Balakrishnan of Center for Women’s Global Leadership,...