Research and social innovation at the service of cooperation between Europe and the Arab World
The training brought together professionals from different fields committed to the fight against hate crime and hate speech who shared experiences and gave talks on alternative narratives for social change, online hate speech and its under-reporting.
This two-day-event will highlight the main challenges and threats of the internal and external european borders management, the key role of practitioners in security research and the future common path bewteen security policy and security research, among other points
The findings of the European MIRAD project on multi-ideological radicalisation have been presented at the EUROCRIM conference held from 6-9 in Florence. They aim to influence the intellectual debate and the practical application of tools for the detection of radicalisation and risk assessment in the prison context.
This European project is organising a closing event in Italy where the research techniques developed to trace the financial footprint of trafficking crimes will be shared
The Society for Terrorism Research is holding its 15th edition on 20 and 21 July in Lisbon, where the Euro-Arab Foundation is participating in the framework of the INTERRAD project
In the framework of the training given this week by the European project UNCHAINED, to fight against human smuggling and trafficking networks, the Local Police of Murcia, host of this training, has awarded a recognition to the Euro-Arab Foundation and its Italian partner Agenfor.
The UNCHAINED project held yesterday 11 July a ‘Training of Trainers’ at the Artillery Barracks in the city of Murcia, organised by the Euro-Arab Foundation and the Murcia Police, where…
On 30 May, the Euro-Arab Foundation hosted the presentation of the conclusions and recommendations of the MIRAD project (Multi-Ideological Radicalisation Assessment towards Disengagement), a closed-door meeting attended by leading professionals…
BIGOSINT project consortium, focused on the fight against human trafficking, held a meeting on 22 June in Bremen, Germany, to update on the progress of the project and organise upcoming trainings
