Ce guide présente les principaux risques liés à la désinformation en période électorale, et propose des conseils pratiques pour les organisations de la société civile.
La nouvelle recherche pionnière de l'ISD cartographie l'écosystème salafiste en ligne, qui est en évolution rapide, avec une nouvelle analyse multiplateforme de contenu en anglais, allemand et arabe.
Ce guide a été conçu par le Strong Cities Network (SCN), sur la base des expériences du Kenya en matière de développement de plans d’action de comté (PAC) pour la prévention et la lutte contre l’extrémisme violent, comme une ressource pour les gouvernements et les organisations de la société civile en Afrique de l’Est qui souhaitent développer un plan d'action local (PAL).
Chombo hiki cha zana kimeundwa na Strong Cities Network (SCN), kwa misingi ya tajiriba ya Kenya katika uundaji wa Mipango ya Kaunti ya Kuchukua Hatua (CAPs) katika Kuzuia na Kukabiliana na Ghasia za Kupindukia, kama rasilmali kwa serikali na mashirika ya kijamii katika Afrika ya Mashariki yaliyo na hamu ya kuunda Mpango wa Mtaani wa Kuchukua Hatua (LAP).
Toolkit designed by The Strong Cities Network (SCN), based on Kenya’s experience in developing County Action Plans (CAPs) as a resource for governments and civil society organisations in East Africa who are interested in developing a Local Action Plan (LAP). LAPs seek to build a multisectoral approach to strengthening community resilience and addressing the root causes of violent extremism, polarisation and hate.
This report reviews the impact of the Online Courage Civic Initiative and Online Civic Fund in 2019, demonstrating how effective civil society actors can be when provided with the necessary resources and platform. Our overview shows the significant impact that civil society can have in countering hate online and offline, providing key learnings, inspiring similar initiatives and demonstrating the ways the civil sector can co-ordinate long term.
This report provides a series of evidence-based lessons for international NGOs, practitioners and activists working in Pakistan, to improve their capacities in developing counter-narrative campaigns to counter extremism and hate speech. Through YouthCAN, focus groups, bringing together 70 young people from Islamabad, explored how youth in the country understand extremism and hate speech.
To help address the need for a more robust and youth-inclusive evidence base, ISD conducted a survey that was completed by 728 young activists globally to find out which barriers and opportunities had been most significant to their activism journey, as well as which skills they valued most.
This report examines intervention approaches currently being used to challenge political extremism globally, drawing on 19 interviews with practitioners based in Belgium, Canada, Germany, France, Sweden, the UK and USA.
