R2PRIS Radicalisation Prevention in Prisons
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    • Partners
    • Objectives & results
    • Outputs
    • Partner's login
  • Assessment
    • Methodological approach
    • Risk factors and dimensions
    • RRAP Radicalisation Risk Assessment in Prisons toolset
    • CIRA Critical Incidents Readiness Assessment
  • Training
    • Online course for practitioners
    • Training materials
  • Certification
  • Gallery
  • Library
    • Glossary
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The radicalisation Prevention e-learning course for prison professionals

The online course was developed through an interactive process and resulted of concerted transnational cooperation between academia, private sector research, correctional sector representatives and practitioners. The course was piloted in Portugal, Belgium, Romania, Norway and Turkey and improved after the feedback of the user practitioners. 

The course aims to:
  • increase the understanding of the radicalisation process in prisons; 
  • present and train different types of practitioners (prison governors, prison officers and technical staff) in the use of the tools and procedures for assessing radicalisation risk;
  • and present the existing programmes and intervention strategies of radicalisation prevention for prison and probation services. 
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To login to the R2PRIS e-Learning platform, please click here.
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The e-learning course:
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  • includes voice (sound) and video and uses multiple resources (glossary, videos, reports, articles, documents, technical  and policy reports) to support the learning process;
  • was developed with a high level of granularity of learning objects so that these can be combined, allowing the possibility to have tailored courses according to the level of knowledge of the learner.


It is structured in 4 modules: ​
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​The modules and respective learning objects have been developed with a high level of granularity allowing the courses to be tailored to the specific needs and prior knowledge of the different types of learners.
Example:
Module I: Chapter 1 What is radicalisation
Training contents map
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​Online Repository
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​Being easy to deploy, the e-learning course  - that can be tailored to the language and specific context of every prison service or country - allows the possibility for training of staff in large scale.
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Module I
Radicalisation in Prisons: Awareness

is now AVAILABLE (free) for prison professionals in English

Register here!
​The e-learning course uses a multi-language learning management system that allows the deployment of the e-learning courses and learning materials in any country.
​The course, its modules and learning objects may be used from our servers or  installed at the local servers of a prison service or local prison.
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If you would like to know more about how to make this course available to the prison staff in your country, please contact us.
Further info
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The R2PRIS project is co-financed by ERASMUS + programme ( KA2 - Strategic partnerships for adult education). ERASMUS +  is the new EU programme for Education, Training, Youth, and Sports (2014-2020).

This website has been accomplished during the project “Radicalisation Prevention in Prisons” - 2015-1-PT01-KA204-013062 (R2PRIS), implemented with the financial support of the European Commission through the Erasmus + Programme.  This publication reflects the views only of the author, The Portuguese National Agency ERASMUS+ Education and Training​  and the European Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
©  Developed by IPS_Innovative Prison Systems
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