PAVE Training Module 3

Section outline

• To ensure that you have carefully thought through how to mainstream gender and youth inclusion with an intersectional lens to your P/CVE work, we have developed a checklist with practical examples of key considerations to keep in mind.

How to Connect the Intersectional Aspects of Your P/CVE Efforts to the National and Global Levels

Jump to... Main learning site Welcome to Training Module 3 PAVE Consortium Session 1 Objectives and Expected Results What does Inclusivity Mean in the Context of P/CVE? But What Does Power Have to Do With it? Balancing Power Part 1: Gender Understanding the Gendered Push and Pull Factors The Critical Role of Women Within P/CVE Efforts What Did the PAVE Project Discover Regarding Gender? Balancing Power Part 2: Youth The Critical Role of Youth Within P/CVE efforts and Push and Pull Factors What Did the PAVE Project Discover Regarding Youth Balancing Power Part 3: Marginalized Communities The Critical Role of Marginalized Communities Within P/CVE Efforts and Push and Pull Factors What Did the PAVE Project Discover Regarding the Impact of Violent Extremism on Marginalized Communities? Additional Resources for Session 1 Session 2 Objectives and Goals How to Gender Mainstream Your P/CVE Efforts How to Connect the Gendered Aspects of Your P/CVE Efforts to the National and Global Levels How to Incorporate a Youth Perspective Within Your P/CVE Efforts How to Connect Your Intergenerational P/CVE Efforts to the National and Global Levels How to Apply An Intersectional Perspective to Your P/CVE Efforts How to Connect the Intersectional Aspects of Your P/CVE Efforts to the National and Global Levels Additional Resources for Session 2 Session 3 Objectives and Goals Key Considerations for Building Multi-stakeholder Collaboration and Trust Guidelines for a Successful Dialogue Community Dialogue Around Advancing Inclusivity Within Your P/CVE Efforts Additional Resources for Session 3 Print Your Course Certificate

Additional Resources for Session 2