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The aim of this online course is to become familiar with different trends of juvenile radicalisation in Europe, as well as to provide professionals who work with young people some theoretical concepts for prevention and intervention. The course describes various practices applied in several European countries.
Contents:
- Module 1: key concepts in radicalisation; juvenile justice and child rights – concepts, legal and policy instruments
- Module 2: prevention of juvenile radicalisation – overview of prevention of crime in general and with focus on the prevention of radicalisation; examples of programmes in Europe that are working to prevent radicalisation
- Module 3: community sanctions and measures in the context of juvenile radicalisation – different types of community sanctions and measures, their legal framework, and their characteristics + examples
- Module 4: prevention of juvenile radicalisation in detention and disengagement programmes – methodologies for working with young people exposed to radicalisation, and their life after their release from detention + examples
Aimed at developing skills to:
- Deepen and enhance knowledge on prevention of juvenile radicalisation.
- Deepen and enhance knowledge of related international and European standards.
- Apply international juvenile justice standards related to the topic of particular cases.
In order to enrol, please follow these steps:
- Register as a new user on the ISJJ platform via this link.
- Once you are a registered user, enrol on the ‘Prevention of juvenile radicalisation’ course via this link
- For any additional information, please write to internationalschool@oijj.org
- This course is now permanently open.
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