Consultation on Countering Radicalization to Violence
From Public Safety Canada
Current Status: Closed
The Government of Canada is inviting Canadians to share their views on countering radicalization to violence through an online consultation led by the Canada Centre for Community Engagement and Prevention of Violence (Canada Centre). The input from Canadians will inform the development of a National Strategy on Countering Radicalization to Violence.
Through the online consultation, Canadians can provide advice on a number of priorities:
- How local communities and frontline actors can participate in addressing radicalization to violence and its harmful impacts
- Where funding and other resources can be directed in order to get the best results
- The role that the Canada Centre can play in increasing public knowledge about countering radicalization to violence
How to Participate
Participants are encouraged to share their ideas through the consultation portal.
Why
The Government believes it is important for Canadians to be informed and participate in a discussion on this issue. Past research has shown that the best solutions on this issue often come directly from the communities that can offer advice in keeping with their local realities.
Who
All Canadians are invited to participate in the online consultation.
When and where (Summary of events)
Date |
Activity |
Details |
|---|---|---|
Fall 2017 |
Targeted stakeholder outreach |
Canada Centre representatives met with stakeholders across the country, including other levels of government, community organizations, academia and law enforcement to gather views, hear about initiatives, and provide information on countering radicalization to violence and the Canada Centre's role. |
Spring 2018 |
Public Consultation |
The Canada Centre is undertaking an online public consultation to inform Canada's National Strategy on Countering Radicalization to Violence, as well as continuing to meet with stakeholder groups. |
Related information
Canada Centre for Community Engagement and Prevention of Violence
Contact us
Questions related to the consultation or to the Canada Centre can be sent by email to: ps.canadacentre-centrecanadien.sp@canada.ca.
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