IN2PREV – Preventing radicalisation while supporting successful inclusion and integration of refugees and asylum seekers in Europe
- Ongoing projects
Coordinator:
- The University of Beira Interior – Portugal.
Partners:
- Innovative Prison Systems (IPS) – Portugal;
- Polish Platform for Homeland Security (PPHS) – Poland;
- Euro-Arab Foundation for Higher Studies (FUNDEA) – Spain;
- European Association for Social Innovation is a European network (EaSI) – Romania;
- Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Moldova – Republic of Moldova;
- Bureau of Migration and Asylum – Republic of Moldova;
- The Centre for Security Studies (CSS) – Bosnia And Herzegovina;
- Academy of the Police Force in Bratislava – Slovakia.
About the project:
Within the project task, the team will establish a European network to foster and facilitate knowledge and experience exchanges among law enforcement agencies, NGOs, and their members. In addition, a tool for Frontline Extremism Vulnerability Risk–Structured Evaluation Screening (FEVR-SES) will be developed. This assessment tool will allow LEAs and NGOs staff to assess refugees’ vulnerability to radicalization and ensure the long-term integration of young refugees.
IN2PREV presents mentoring Approach for Refugees’ and Asylum Seekers’ Successful Inclusion programme. An innovative b-learning training programme to prevent and identify vulnerability risk factors to the radicalization of refugees and asylum seekers will be launched.
The project plans on creating a b-learning training course to help refugees and asylum seekers integrate through mentoring. Providing an e-learning Train of Trainers course will help LEAs and NGOs improve their ability to train other professionals.
Main goals of the IN2PREV project are:
- Facilitate the integration process of refugees and asylum seekers
- Foster the cooperation and collaboration among public entities (e.g., law enforcement agents – LEAs), community organisations, refugees and asylum seekers’ representatives;
- Raise awareness of LEAs and community practitioners to the specific needs and challenges that refugees and asylum seekers face;
- Develop follow-up and inclusion strategies (appropriate to each national context) to mitigate integration difficulties.
- Promote the early identification (and prevention) of vulnerability risk factors that potentialise radicalization in refugees and asylum seekers.
- Establish procedures for tracing potential vulnerabilities (at the cognitive, behavioural, and social levels) to the radicalization process;
- Ensure a longitudinal and cross-sectoral intervention.
Timeframe: 01.11.2022 – 31.10.2025 (36 months)
More information can be found on the project’s website.
