PAVE Training Module 3

Section outline

• Inclusivity is the process of improving the terms of participation, representation and decision-making in society, particularly for people who are disadvantaged, through enhancing opportunities, access to resources, voice and respect for rights. Inclusivity is a central concern in all stages of conflict resolution and is crucial for the sustainability of the outcome. This means paying special attention to the inclusion of women, youth and marginalized groups, while recognizing the intersectionality of exclusion dynamics, such as gender or age-based discrimination or discrimination based on socio-economic status, sex, ethnicity, ability and religion. 

  Being inclusive within preventing or countering violent extremism means utilizing a ‘whole-of-society’ approach, which envisions a role and understands the aspirations, interests and needs for all individuals and groups in society. This includes civil society actors, and other non-governmental actors, (including faith actors and institutions), as well as policymakers.  

  This approach follows the assumption that including a broader range of actors, as well as taking into account local traditions, identities, realities, and cultures, will lead to more effective and sustainable efforts in preventing and countering violent extremism.

  
  
  

  • Select activity Inclusivity Reflection Question

    

    Inclusivity Reflection Question Quiz

    

Session 1 Objectives and Expected Results

Jump to... Main learning site Welcome to Training Module 3 PAVE Consortium Session 1 Objectives and Expected Results 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 Your Inclusivity Checklist 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

But What Does Power Have to Do With it?