There are a range of training sessions available.
Workshop to Raise Awareness of Prevent (WRAP)
Session: This session looks at the way Salford City Council works to stop people being radicalised.
To raise awareness of PREVENT and CHANNEL as a strategy to reduce the number of people becoming or supporting violent extremism through recognising, supporting, and protecting people who might be susceptible to radicalisation through multi-agency support. This online session is for practitioners who have contact with vulnerable people (of all ages, younger and older) to safeguard them from violent extremism.
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Small Steps, Right Wing Extremism
Session: Small Steps Training is for any professional who works with adults and young people and wants to learn about the Far-Right influences in Salford. The training offers practical advice and guidance as well as in depth training to spot the signs of radicalisation and raise awareness of the far rights recruitment strategies and online influences.
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Understanding the threat of Incel Violence
Session: Do you know what an Incel is? Do you know if you would be classed as a Chad or Stacy, a Tyrone or a Foid? For some, this might be the first time hearing these terms but in the Incel world this is normal everyday language. An Incel or Involuntary Celibates are a subculture of men who believe women are blame for their lack of intimate sexual intimacy. So why do vulnerable young men access these sites in the first place? Why do they feel comfortable there? How are vulnerable men radicalised to commit such acts of violence?
This online training will be approximately two hours in length and will include:
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Hate Crime Training
The term 'hate crime' can be used to describe a range of criminal behaviour where the perpetrator is motivated by hostility or demonstrates hostility towards the victim's disability, race, religion, sexual orientation, alternative subculture or transgender identity. These occurrences often have a very damaging effect on a persons wellbeing and community cohesion.
Free webinar
In order to mark Greater Manchester Hate Crime Awareness Week, we are really pleased to be working alongside Security Advice For Everyone (SAFE by CST) and key partners to offer a FREE online hate crime webinar to take place:
When: Tuesday 7 February 2023, 12pm to 1.15pm.
What you'll learn
This thought provoking webinar will introduce participants to the complexity of the hate crime agenda, how it can affect entire communities and how it can spread.
Training for hate crime reporting centres
Session: a two and a half hour training session for those who are or wish to become a reporting centre (or support reporting centres):
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This page was last updated on 27 January 2023