- Contest: The United Kingdom’s Strategy for Countering Terrorism
- Revised Prevent Duty Guidance for England and Wales
- Channel Duty guidance: Protecting vulnerable people from being drawn into terrorism
- National Counter Terrorism Security Office website
- Proscribed terrorist groups or organisations
- Get help if you’re worried about someone being radicalised - GOV.UK
- Prevent Duty guidance refresh - education pack
- Protecting children from radicalisation: The Prevent duty in schools
- Educate Against Hate - resources for teachers
- Identifying the difference between fact and opinion
- Combatting Extremism and Conspiracy Theories in the Classroom
- 360safe: Online safety self-review tool for schools
- Thinkuknow
- Cyber Security for Schools
- The Prevent duty: the role of education in safeguarding learners from radicalisation - YouTube
- Risk Assessment Templates
- Prevent Duty Guidance for Local Authorities
- Advice for supporting councillors
- Prevent Handbook for Elected Members
- Prevent Community Events Handbook
- Developing a Prevent Communications Strategy: guidance and templates for Local Authorities
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Prevent duty animation - public sector staff working together to stop radicalisation - YouTube
Terrorism and the mind: The mental health frontline
This podcast from BBC Sounds takes a look at the debate around mental health and extremism, including how people with mental health issues are managed through Prevent.
ConnectFutures video
Last week, we were pleased to see ConnectFutures resharing a video from a few years ago on their social media, where they speak with Yasmin, whose job was to recruit other women to join extremist organisations, and who now works to dissuade young people from following a similar path.
New statistics show increase in Prevent referrals
Counter Terrorism Policing’s Head of Prevent has warned that the latest Prevent statistics show a continuation of the ‘worrying trend’ of children becoming more prevalent in CT casework.
The Standards and Compliance Unit (StaCU) has been set up to make sure anyone applying the Prevent Duty, or providing training on Prevent, follows the right process and standards. It provides a provides a clear, independent, and accessible route for people to raise those concerns.
StaCU has been created in response to recommendation 34 of the Independent Review of Prevent to process and investigate complaints from both Prevent practitioners and the general public.
Practitioners and members of the public can use an online form to complain or raise concerns by completing a form at:
www.gov.uk/guidance/make-a-complaint-about-prevent
StaCU is not able to respond to complaints related to Prevent policy, only to how it has been applied.