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A leaflet for parents on the importance of promoting online safety during the Coronavirus school closures

Hints and tips to make sure you and your family stay safe from extreme ideology and grooming online.

A guide to identifying and supporting someone who may be vulnerable to becoming involved in extremism or terrorism.

Find out how you can help to safeguard people and communities from the threat of terrorism.

Find out more about Channel which provides support across the country to those who may be vulnerable to being drawn into terrorism.

Nicola shares details of the tragic exploitation of her teenage son groomed to join ISIS.

The best way to combat radicalisation in the classroom is to help pupils develop reasoning and critical thinking skills.

The story of a largely Somali led south London street gang involved in county lines drug distribution.

An ex EDL organiser, explains how he became involved with EDL, why he left and why he is now working to fight hate.

NSPCC advice for parents worried about their children and the risk of radicalisation.

Luton Sixth Form Students describe Prevent in their own words.

A3 poster outlining the many varying factors that could make someone vulnerable to radicalisation.

A3 poster representing terrorism using the analogy of an iceberg — because a terrorist attack is only the tip of the iceberg.

A3 poster encouraging people to report anything that could be terrorist related to the Police Hotline.

A3 poster containing an overview of the Prevent Programme and what it aims to do.

An introduction to the Prevent Programme including everything you need to know.

A guide to Prevent and Channel.

An introduction to Let’s Talk About It.