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DERAD & TRAINING AID – 4° TRAINING OF THE TRAINERS

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C-VUT IS SETTING THE FOURTH DERAD & TRAINING AID PROJECTS TRAINING OF THE TRAINERS (20–23 FEBRUARY 2018), TO BE HELD AT C-VUT (CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY) IN PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC.

The Italian Ministry of Justice is leading two EU projects, named Derad and Training Aid, aimed to train Penitentiary staff, Law Enforcement Agencies, and judges in 26 Member States on counter-radicalisation.

As part of these two projects we designed seven training modules, which will be delivered to 2000 frontline practitioners at national level in the two-year period 2018-2019.

The fourth Training of the Trainers (ToT) will be held on 20th – 23rd February 2018 at the C-Vut (Czech Technical University), Prague, Czech Republic.

In this framework, our e-learning training platform on counter-radicalisation will be launched.

The key training topics are:

  • HERMES vision towards the appointment of National Contact Points;
  • What is Radicalization;
  • Foreign Fighters;
  • Radicalisation in prisons and tools to detect radical dynamics in prison;
  • Judicial and Police Cooperation;
  • Framework directives FD 909/829/947 and prevention of radical escalations;
  • Exit Strategies.

Trainers will be selected from the following countries, granting a proper geographical representation: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Slovakia.
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AGENFOR INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION

Agenfor International Foundation is a not for profit network aiming to work in the over-lapping contexts of development, humanitarian crises and human rights. Our goal is to ensure Security through a better protection of human rights and  socio-political participation with a particular focus on minorities, prisoners and other vulnerable groups. We are active in the field of counter-radicalization with training courses and research activities addressing the needs of first-line practitioners from the public and private sectors all around Europe. We periodically plan proposals in the field of security, human rights and international cooperation to EU and other international funds with the support of an extended partnership that comprises all 28 EU countries, Switzerland and Turkey.