R2PRIS Radicalisation Prevention in Prisons

This project addresses the phenomena of radicalisation and extremism inside prisons, by enhancing the competences of frontline staff (correctional officers, educational staff and psychologists, social workers) to identify, report and interpret signals of radicalisation and respond appropriately. Bringing together international experts in the field of radicalisation and national prison administrations, it aims to provide an innovative training programme for prison staff on how to recognise and prevent the process of radicalisation.

 

Project partners

  • BSAFE LAB Law Enforcement, Justice, and Public Safety Research and Technology Transfer Laboratory (Beira Interior University), Portugal
  • IPS_Innovative Prison Systems, Portugal
  • West University of Timisoara, Romania
  • National Prison Administration, Romania
  • General Directorate of Prisons and Detention Houses, Turkey
  • Belgian Prison Service, Belgium
  • Directorate of Norwegian Correctional Service, Norway
  • International Corrections and Prisons Association – ICPA (Belgium)
  • EuroPris – European Organisation of Prison and Correctional Services (The Netherlands and Belgium) 


Go to R2PRIS website for more information on this project.

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