The Hampshire PREVENT Partnership Board has produced a range of tools.
PREVENT work place leaflet
This explains what PREVENT is, signs of possible radicalisation and how to report concerns
Radicalisation booklet
Provides guidance on engaging with young people and community groups
Radicalisation workshop booklet, general (no. 205)
Online Safety
Online radicalisation, either through accessing inflammatory material or through online grooming is an increasing danger and means that partner organisations have to be alert to this issue regardless of sector or geographic location. People my be surprised to learn that there are some online extremist propaganda magazines and websites containing sophisticated propaganda which lead to automatic arrest if downloaded. For example, education and training organisations can help safeguard learners by blocking access to dangerous or illegal sites and also by helping to identify people who may be curious and susceptible to radicalisation. Online safety does not mean automatically referring someone who has searched for something potentially dangerous but it should trigger an awareness of potential risk to radicalisation. Organisations can promote online safety by ensuring there are policies on the use of IT on their premises and having general usage policies referring to misuse of computer equipment. Some organisations also use filtering as a means of restricting access to harmful content and to prevent people from being radicalised. For more information about online safety, please visit:
Safe4Me
Information for teachers
http://www.hampshire.police.uk/internet/advice-and-information/safe4me/Safe4me+Prevent
Act Now
This is a resource designed as an engagement exercise for schools, universities, community groups, etc. It enables audiences to appreciate the difficulties faced by local authorities, vulnerable communities and police in dealing with extremism and terrorism.
Right Wing Factsheet
Attached below is a new Right Wing factsheet, produced by CTP South East:
ACT Campaign Toolkit
This campaign aims to encourage local communities to report suspicious behaviour or activity in order to defeat terrorism together.