| Helping practitioners understand what works in tackling different types of violent radicalisation |
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| IMPACT Europe at the 2016 SRIE |
In June, Freek Hermens of VJI and Theo Muskee of DNP were invited to present the IMPACT Europe project and its outputs at the Security, Research & Innovation Event (SRIE), a two-day conference of talks, workshops and expos held in The Hague (Netherlands). The event gave the IMPACT Europe team a chance to gather feedback from professionals engaged in CVE worldwide, as well as to engage with a number of interested practitioners who subsequently joined the IMPACT Europe Toolkit pilot programme.
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| Expert Meeting on Monitoring and Evaluation of CVE Measures |
| On 28 June, IMPACT Europe researchers attended a meeting of experts on security, radicalisation and terrorism in The Hague, Netherlands. The meeting saw participants discuss the opportunities, challenges faced and lessons learned in conducting monitoring and evaluation of programmes operating in the field of countering violent extremism. |
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| IMPACT Europe Presentation at UNICRI – INTERPOL Event |
| On 24 and 25 May 2016, the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI) and INTERPOL hosted an international workshop on Responding to the Threat of Returning Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTFs) in Turin, Italy. IMPACT Europe joined discussions on the challenges and opportunities experienced by those seeking to ensure the rehabilitation and reintegration of FTFs. |
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| IMPACT Europe news digest |
| Through the button below you can access the archives of the IMPACT Europe news digest. Through this series, the IMPACT Europe team endeavours to present you with a selection of news, commentaries, and journals articles discussing research and policy developments in the issue areas underpinning the project’s work. |
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For IMPACT Europe to be able to successfully identify and communicate what works in countering violent radicalisation, it is important to have input from a wide range of practitioners and professionals actively involved with programmes tackling this issue. By engaging with IMPACT Europe, you will therefore have the opportunity both to help create and to benefit from state of the art evaluation techniques for counter violent radicalisation programmes while also networking with international peers. Get in touch to learn more about the ways in which you and your organisation can be involved. 
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| This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no 312235. |
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