SUCHE

This two-day seminar (2 x 6 hours) offers a foundational understanding of extremism, radicalisation, and terrorism. Participants learn how these phenomena emerge and manifest, what stages characterise radicalisation processes, and how to identify key signs, behaviours, stylistic features, symbols, tactics, and narratives. Legal frameworks, support services, and the distinction between protest culture and extremism are also addressed. The seminar includes an overview of relevant online scenes and actors, with a focus on ideologies such as Salafism and conspiracy narratives. Broader themes like identity, culture, and subculture are explored as influencing factors. Methods: The two-day format allows for in-depth engagement through multimedia presentations, interactive discussion formats, and practical exercises based on real-life case studies.

This session engages young people (12-17 years) in recognising and understanding hate speech, prejudice, and conspiracy theories. It addresses their impact and offers strategies for dealing with such content. Participants examine problematic content and actors on social media, gaining practical insights into how to identify risks and respond effectively. Methods: Gameplay with HATE HUNTERS (jump ’n’ run), group discussions.

This workshop for youth between 12 and 17 years of age strengthens resilience and democratic awareness. Participants explore the foundations of democracy and human rights, and learn to recognise and respond to hate speech, prejudice, and conspiracy theories. They are introduced to problematic content and actors on social media, with practical guidance on how to identify risks and react safely. The session also addresses how extremism, radicalisation, and terrorism develop and take shape. Methods: Jump 'n' run game HATE HUNTERS, role-playing game DECOUNT, group discussions, and multimedia-based reflection.

This workshop introduces young people (12-17 years) to the dynamics of extremism, radicalisation, and terrorism, including how these phenomena arise and take shape. Participants explore problematic content and actors on social media and learn how to recognise risks and respond appropriately in their digital environments. Methods: Multimedia presentations, group discussions, and use of the video games DECOUNT & HATE HUNTERS.

This workshop offers a concise introduction to extremism, radicalisation, and terrorism. It explores how these processes develop, what signs and patterns to look for, and how typical narratives and behaviours can be identified. Participants are introduced to relevant legal provisions, available support services, and guidance on distinguishing between protest culture and extremism. The session also includes an overview of current extremist narratives found on social media. Methods: Multimedia inputs, facilitated discussions, and practical exercises.

This workshop builds on basic knowledge of extremism, radicalisation, and terrorism, focusing on how these processes emerge, develop, and present in society. Participants learn to recognise key signs, behaviours, and narratives. The session covers legal frameworks, support structures, and the line between protest culture and extremism. It also includes an overview of online narratives and introduces practical methods for addressing extremist content. Methods: Multimedia content, practical group work, and interactive case discussions.

This two-day seminar equips participants with practical tools to recognise and respond to manifestations of extremism. It focuses on how extremist narratives are created, their impact, and effective methods for weakening them through counter-narratives. The programme also explores the influence of international conflicts and polarisation, offering background knowledge and discussion strategies to reduce their effects. Participants are introduced to specialised tools, including the educational video games DECOUNT and HATE HUNTERS, which are applied through hands-on exercises, role plays, and supporting pedagogical materials. Methods: Multimedia sessions, group discussions, role plays, simulations, and video game-based exercises.