#CounterExtremism

SCENOR | The Science CrewScenorCrew
2025-12-15

🛡️ FINAL CHANCE TO REGISTER for tomorrow’s training in Dublin for faith communities.

The event covers threat assessments, the Faith Guardian reporting tool, identification of vulnerabilities in Places of Worship and guidance on counter-narratives.

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI

SCENOR | The Science CrewScenorCrew
2025-12-01

New FACT vs FICTION edition: evidence on how account removals affect extremist visibility across platforms.

Source: academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/art

Follow SCENOR for new FACT vs FICTION posts every two weeks.

Grey-blue cover slide with the title FACT vs FICTION and the subtitle Debunking myths about extremism, terrorism and more, with the SCENOR logo above and handwritten orange text below.Grey-blue slide labelled Fiction showing the statement: Deplatforming extremist content on social media always backfires by boosting extremists elsewhere.Grey-blue slide labelled Fact showing the statement: Account removals tend to reduce reach and engagement on major platforms. Some migration occurs, but net visibility typically declines. Includes a small note reading: Source: SCENOR data & PNAS Nexus.Grey-blue slide titled Why it matters presenting an explanation that overall visibility declines after account removals, but remaining discussions can become more radical. Notes that deplatforming is most effective when paired with analytical capacity to follow high-risk users across platforms.
SCENOR | The Science CrewScenorCrew
2025-11-28

AI AND EXTREMISM: A GROWING SECURITY RISK.

Generative and agentic AI could help extremist networks automate recruitment, propaganda, or even logistics for attacks.

Experts warn that AI-driven terrorism is no longer science fiction.

Full article: newsweek.com/isis-ai-terrorism

Screenshot of a Newsweek article discussing how ISIS and other extremist groups may exploit emerging AI technologies for harmful purposes. The text notes experts warning that AI could support propaganda, recruitment, and operational planning. A highlighted quote states that the use of AI by extremist groups has moved from hypothetical to reality.
SCENOR | The Science CrewScenorCrew
2025-11-25

🕊️ TRAINING FOR FAITH COMMUNITIES – REGISTER NOW

Between Dec 2025 and Jun 2026, PARTESS-COM will host free one-day trainings across 12 European cities.

Participants will learn about current extremist threats, a novel way of incident reporting, vulnerability assessments and counter-narratives for social media.

📅 Learn more: buff.ly/It1w5YY

SCENOR | The Science CrewScenorCrew
2025-10-16

📣 SCENOR's updated seminars now available – covering extremism, radicalisation, hate speech, and offender reintegration.

For professionals in education, youth work, justice, and religious communities.
💡 SCIENCE HIVE members benefit from reduced rates
🔗 scenor.at/book-online

💭 What kind of seminar formats work best in your setting?

Screenshot of the "Our Seminars" page on the SCENOR website. It shows seminar categories for different target groups (Educators & Practitioners, Youth, Prison and Probation Staff, Religious Communities). Visible seminar titles include: "Intro to Extremism & Prevention (#1a)", "Practical Tools for Prevention (#1b)", and "Compact Workshop on Extremism (#2a)", each with a short description, duration (12 or 3 hours), and a button labelled "Request Price Quote".
SCENOR | The Science CrewScenorCrew
2025-10-10

SCENOR is now a member of VOX-Pol – an international research network on online violent extremism.

We recommend their roundtable on AI & extremism with presentations from:
– Dr Stephane Baele (UCLouvain)
– Marie Schröter (FES / Codetekt)
– Dr Lewys Brace (Exeter)
– Dr Thomas Hegghammer (Oxford)
– Dr Miron Lakomy (Silesia / ITSTIME)

🎥 youtube.com/watch?v=nAiw172wEC

🌐 voxpol.eu/

SCENOR | The Science CrewScenorCrew
2025-09-17

🎓 Workshop: Tackling Violent Extremism and Terrorism Content Online

🗓️ 8–9 October 2025 | 📍 LMU Munich
💡 Two-day programme with expert sessions, legal/regulatory input, and simulation exercise
💸 Early bird: €750

🔗 Register here: eventbrite.ie/e/tackling-viole

Screenshot of the Eventbrite registration page for the workshop “Tackling violent extremism and terrorism content online” hosted by VOX-Pol Institute. The event takes place on 8–9 October 2025 at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. The fee ranges from €750 to €995, with an early bird discount available. The page includes the VOX-Pol logo, date, time, location, and a button to get tickets.
NEW AGE MANCHESTERNewAgeManchester
2025-09-08

Russell Brand vs Tommy Robinson – Review
Brand offered peace, democracy & British values.
Tommy pushed violence, fear & demographic panic.
My take: once hate is lit, it spreads to everyone.

📖 Read my full article posting today.





Social Warning / Wider Impact




Carousel art: Russell Brand vs Tommy Robinson split by lightning. Slides show Tommy’s stance (violence, fear, demographics), Russell’s stance (peace, democracy), my witness of hate from Israelis, and a final warning: once hate is lit, it spreads to all
SCENOR | The Science CrewScenorCrew
2025-04-28

📢 Missed the RECO_DAR Closing Event (25Mar)?

Catch up now to see Prof. Macdonald’s keynote on using AI to detect hate speech online, and tune into our panel discussion.

🔗 Watch the full recording: youtube.com/watch?v=GBg37r8i41M

@EU_Commission@social.network.europa.eu

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