Reducing Extremism
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Extremists Use Young People
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It's Time To Act
Extremists want recruits and often target people with concerns and young people for recruitment,
So what should we do to reduce extremism?
Listening, having open conversations, offering alternatives to extremist narratives and showing the reality of extremism are all vital to showing people that ALL extremism is wrong.
Seeking to develop a better understanding of how people become involved, their journey, the damage involvement has on everyone; these interactive videos can help develop critical thinking and show the reality of involvement.
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People can change
What You Need to Know
Looking to educate people on what being involved is like, the following set of videos use the genuine words of people who have been involved, but their parts are played by actors.
Nathan's Story
Nathan is like most lads, he likes sport and but also spends a lot of time online.
Find out what happened to Nathan and how do you think he could be supported?
What could his friends have done?
What about his family?
What do you think about what he said it was like being involved in extremism?
Ryan's Story
Ryan's story is like many; it highlights how people from all walks of life can get involved in extremism.
Highlighting how people can change, Ryan highlights how support can make all the difference.
In need of help, who do you think could have helped him?
How do you think he could have been helped?
What support do you think could really make a difference to Ryan's life?
Karl's Story
Karl, like many people, felt lost and found new friends online who, at first, he felt would always be there for him.
But once the reality kicked in, his world really changed.
Find out how Karl felt and what happened by watching this film.
After you have watched the film, discuss what you think.
What do you think Karl must have felt like?
What do you think Karl's friends felt like?
Joe's Story
Joe was a committed far-right activist, who supported a number of ERW organisations and as a result of involvement, one of Joe's friends went to prison. This was the wake-up call Joe needed.
Looking for a better life, what Joe actually wanted was purpose, a family and a good job.
Here, listen to how Joe got them all once he walked away.
After watching the film, discuss what life must have been like for Joe and what help could have helped him change.
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What You Need to Know
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