The WPVE program accounts for the diverse range of roles—as enablers, beneficiaries, preventers, peacekeepers, supporters, victims, and others—that women play in the prevention of and response to violent extremism.
Women Preventing Violent Extremism
Library Type
- Toolkit & Modules
Author
Tag
PCVE, Women
Date
Language
English
Share
Related
Search
Toolkit & Modules
Gender Inclusive Theory and Framework
The Gender Inclusive Framework and Theory (GIFT) guide puts forth three approaches to gender analysis – the Women, Peace and Security Approach; the Peaceful Masculinities Approach; and the Intersecting Identities...
Toolkit & Modules
A Nimble (NMBL) Approach to Youth Engagement in P/CVE
This handbook aims to bridge the gap between two such stakeholders, frontline practitioners and youth, in order to facilitate better coordination toward P/CVE goals. Given the historical lack of emphasis...
Toolkit & Modules
Preventing Polarisation and Building Resilience by Creating a Shared Identity: Dos and Don’ts
It’s difficult to find common ground among city residents and different communities on a local level in a fast-paced, increasingly complex, and polarized world. It can help to develop a...