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Author: Rassya Axagoras | Date: 03/01/2025 Empowering Young Minds with Education for a Peaceful World - A look back to why education matters in preventing and countering violent extremism
Author: Rassya Axagoras | Date: 03/01/2025 Re-examining the Drivers of Extremism on Youth - Looking back at the drivers behind violent extremism
Author: Peacegen | Date: 06/12/2024 Toward Durable Peace: What Women Can Do in Rehabilitation and Reintegration - A contributed article written by Elyzabeth B. Nasution & Qanszelir GB Pandjaitan XIV
Author: Rassya Axagoras | Date: 06/12/2024 The Importance of Social Media for Community-Based Reintegration and Rehabilitation from Radicalisation - An in-depth preview about what Community-Based Reintegration and Rehabilitation against Radicalisation through Social Media in SEA Countries
Author: Irine Gayatri | Date: 15/12/2022 Lessons Learnt: Sustained Collaboration among State and Non-State Actors in the Implementation of the P/CVE NAP at the Local Level
Author: Kevin Adhitya (PeaceGen), Muhammad Fahry (PeaceGen) | Date: 09/12/2022 Capturing Indonesia’s Journey in Creating National Action Plan (NAP) for P/CVE In Touch with Libasut Taqwa (Wahid Foundation)
Author: Fitriani | Date: 08/12/2022 Indonesia National Action Plans: Including Women in Addressing Radicalization
Author: Muhammad Fahry (PeaceGen) | Date: 01/12/2022 The Story behind Philippines NAP for PCVE: Reflection on Civil Society Engagement
Author: Kevin Adhitya (PeaceGen) | Date: 01/12/2022 Why Do We Need a National Action Plan (NAP) for P/CVE?
Author: Habibah Hasnah Hermanadi | Date: 10/11/2022 Unraveling the Invisible: Women in the Vortex of Conflict
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