Welcome to a series of online courses on preventing and countering violent extremism (PCVE). The courses are written and formulated by experts and practitioners on this issue. Explore and enjoy the courses!
This course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of community-based approaches to preventing and countering violent extremism P/CVE in Southeast Asia. The course provides a definition of violent extremism in the context of Southeast Asia and provides key information about community-based early warning system (CBEWS) and community-based rehabilitation and reintegration (CBRR) models. Case studies from Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia are presented in this course to demonstrate how CBEWS and CBRR models can be designed and implemented effectively by civil society organisations (CSOs) across different contexts within Southeast Asia.
Key modules include case studies from Indonesia, focusing on community engagement and psychosocial support, as well as Phillipines and Malaysia highlighting the vital role of civil society organizations (CSOs), women leadership, and government supports.
Course 2 : CBEWS & CBRR
Introduction
Course Overview
This course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of community-based approaches to preventing and countering violent extremism P/CVE in Southeast Asia. The course provides a definition of violent extremism in the context of Southeast Asia and provides key information about community-based early warning system (CBEWS) and community-based rehabilitation and reintegration (CBRR) models. Case studies from Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia are presented in this course to demonstrate how CBEWS and CBRR models can be designed and implemented effectively by civil society organisations (CSOs) across different contexts within Southeast Asia.
Key modules include case studies from Indonesia, focusing on community engagement and psychosocial support, as well as Phillipines and Malaysia highlighting the vital role of civil society organizations (CSOs), women leadership, and government supports.
