The Prevention Project

Introducing the Prevention Project

Multimedia, 15 May 2020

Tags: The Prevention Project, Terrorism and Conflict

Dialogue in Nairobi on PVE, organised by Sisters Without Borders. Courtesy of US Institute of Peace / flickr.

What Can Work (and What Has Not Worked) in Women-Centric P/CVE Initiatives: Assessing the Evidence Base for Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism

Occasional Papers, 11 May 2020

Emily Winterbotham

This paper assesses the effectiveness of women-centric P/CVE initiatives, and highlights what can work (and what does not).

Tags: The Prevention Project, Tackling Extremism, Terrorism and Conflict, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding

Notes taken on a clipboard. Image courtesy of yurolaitsalbert / Adobe Stock.

Research Methodology: The Prevention Project

Occasional Papers, 11 May 2020

Michael Jones and Emily Winterbotham

This paper outlines the research methodology used in the Prevention Project.

Tags: The Prevention Project, Tackling Extremism, Terrorism and Conflict, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding

""RUSI has been working on what we've called the evidence base for P/CVE over the last two years. We've gathered masses of documents that we can find everything from peer reviewed material to evaluations and to grey literature. And from that what we've tried to explore is what's working (what's not) in relation to different types of interventions. From that, I think what we can kind of confidently say, despite the rigor that I think exists in terms of evaluations themselves, context is the most important." "

Violent extremism and other stories - Podcast

In The News, 7 May 2020

Tags: The Prevention Project, Terrorism and Conflict

"This report builds on the Prevention Project’s December 2016 report, “Communities First: A Blueprint for Organizing and Sustaining a Global Movement against Violent Extremism,” and is informed by a series of consultations with scores of governmental and non-governmental P/CVE stakeholders over the past 18 months. It takes stock of the progress and challenges in advancing the “whole of society” P/CVE agenda, which picked up considerable political momentum in 2015, and concludes with a series of practical, policy-relevant recommendations for enhancing its impact. "

A Roadmap to Progress- The State of the Global P/CVE Agenda

In The News, 24 September 2018

Tags: The Prevention Project, Terrorism and Conflict

RUSI Terrorism and Conflict Research Group Launch of the Prevention Project: A Seminar Series Exploring the Evidence Base for P/CVE

Events, 18 May 2020

Seminar 1: What Can (not) Work in Women-Centric P/CVE Initiatives?

Tags: The Prevention Project, Terrorism and Conflict

""RUSI has been working on what we've called the evidence base for P/CVE over the last two years. We've gathered masses of documents that we can find everything from peer reviewed material to evaluations and to grey literature. And from that what we've tried to explore is what's working (what's not) in relation to different types of interventions. From that, I think what we can kind of confidently say, despite the rigor that I think exists in terms of evaluations themselves, context is the most important.""

Violent extremism and other stories - Podcast

In The News, 7 May 2020

Emily Winterbotham

Tags: The Prevention Project, Terrorism and Conflict

"This report builds on the Prevention Project’s December 2016 report, “Communities First: A Blueprint for Organizing and Sustaining a Global Movement against Violent Extremism,” and is informed by a series of consultations with scores of governmental and non-governmental P/CVE stakeholders over the past 18 months. It takes stock of the progress and challenges in advancing the “whole of society” P/CVE agenda, which picked up considerable political momentum in 2015, and concludes with a series of practical, policy-relevant recommendations for enhancing its impact."

A Roadmap to Progress- The State of the Global P/CVE Agenda

In The News, 24 September 2018

Emily Winterbotham

Tags: The Prevention Project, Terrorism and Conflict

"This report builds on the Prevention Project’s December 2016 report, “Communities First: A Blueprint for Organizing and Sustaining a Global Movement against Violent Extremism,” and is informed by a series of consultations with scores of governmental and non-governmental P/CVE stakeholders over the past 18 months. It takes stock of the progress and challenges in advancing the “whole of society” P/CVE agenda, which picked up considerable political momentum in 2015, and concludes with a series of practical, policy-relevant recommendations for enhancing its impact."

A Roadmap to Progress- The State of the Global P/CVE Agenda

In The News, 24 September 2018

Michael Jones

Tags: The Prevention Project, Terrorism and Conflict

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