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ReachOut Australia's Identity Project aimed to reduce the impact of psychosocial risk factors for extremism by bolstering resilience and wellbeing in youth

The CVE Program has funded a range of work from broad social cohesion efforts to focused intervention activities to respond to the rise of violent extremism.

COMPACT aims to safeguard NSW's peaceful way of life by using a community resilience-building approach to countering hate, violence, fear and division.

The Point Magazine aims to be a trusted, accessible source of information, news and current affairs relating to violent extremism and its impacts on local communities in Australia.

This Canadian and European preventative educational program aims to build resilience to radicalisation among young people by developing critical thinking skills .

WORDE is a Muslim-led community organisation creating networks of civically engaged individuals to act as peer gatekeepers to prevent violent extremism.

The Proactive Integrated Support Model (PRISM) is a Corrective Services NSW intervention for prison inmates with a terrorism conviction or identified as at risk of radicalisation.

This reintegration project aimed to reduce chances of recidivism in offenders on probation or parole who were, or were suspected to be, involved in jihadist extremism or terrorism.

The Diamant training aims to increase resilience to violent extremism by strengthening participants’ self-esteem, increasing their agency, perspective-taking skills, and empathy.

This program uses activities to engage students with the social impacts of the 2002 and 2005 Bali bombings, and guide them through alternatives to violence.