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Roundtable: Challenges and Strategies for Reintegrating Individuals Connected to Violent Extremism
Thu, Nov 13, 5:00 to 6:20pm, Eastern Market - M3Session Submission Type: Roundtable Sessions
Abstract/Description
This roundtable, hosted by the National Counterterrorism, Innovation, Technology, and Education (NCITE) Center of Excellence for the Department of Homeland Security, addresses challenges that people connected to violent extremism face in their reintegration and reentry to communities. Our discussion will focus on both family members of foreign fighters and violent extremists as well as individuals who have been charged with violent extremist crimes. We draw upon years of field work, interviews, content analyses, and surveys to inform our discussion.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
An Examination of Media Framing of Returning Foreign Terrorist Fighter Families - Brenna Helm, NCITE; Austin Doctor, University of Nebraska Omaha / NCITE; Michael H. Becker, NCITE
Stuck in limbo: Examining the implications of custodial detention duration among Foreign Terrorist Fighters - Michael H. Becker, NCITE; Brenna Helm, NCITE; Austin Doctor, University of Nebraska Omaha / NCITE
Reintegrating Violent Extremist Offenders: A Guide for Community Supervision Officers - Noah Turner, Indiana University Indianapolis; Isaac Moelter, University of Nebraska Omaha / NCITE; Erin M. Kearns, University of Nebraska Omaha / NCITE
Managing Violent Extremist Offenders: Strategies for Disengagement, Reintegration, and Community Supervision - Isaac Moelter, University of Nebraska Omaha / NCITE; Noah Turner, Indiana University Indianapolis; Erin M. Kearns, University of Nebraska Omaha / NCITE
Organized by a Division or external group?
Sponsored by NCITE & the Division on Terrorism & Bias Crimes