
Decoding Hate: Understanding the Symbols and Codes of Radicalisation
Have you ever noticed a number, symbol, graffiti, or phrase online and wondered what it really meant? Could a simple username, tattoo, image, or meme carry a hi…
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Last updated on June 10, 2024
We are proud to announce that Ms. Marzena Kordaczuk-Wąs PhD, who is the expert of PPHS on radicalisation prevention, has been chosen as a leader of the RAN POL Working Group (RAN Police) by the European Commission and accepted to the RAN Expert Pool.
RAN-POL is one of ten Working Groups established by Radicalisation Awareness Network (RAN). RAN has been founded in 2011 by the European Commission to disseminate the knowledge on radicalisation and link experts and practitioners who are involved in its prevention. Practitioners who cooperate with RAN share their own experiences, knowledge and good practices within above-mentioned Working Groups.
More information about RAN, its publications, reports from the meetings of Working Groups, inspiring practices, overviews of conferences and webinars etc. can be found here.

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