Rise to Peace
Although we live in dangerous times, rife with both international and domestic terrorism, there is hope and there is a clear path towards peace – that road is education and Rise to Peace helps to build that path one person at a time.
Our Recent Work
Latest Articles
ISIL’s Original Web Series
Profiling ‘Lone Wolves’ in Canada and the United States
Prosecuting “Domestic Terrorism” in the United States
Using Encrypted Messaging for Terror Propaganda
Extremism Assessment Series: Ku Klux Klan
Suicide blast kills 18 and injures 145 as Taliban continue talks with U.S.
13 Hours of Extremism: Domestic Terrorism Across the Political Spectrum Highlights Domestic Extremism Concerns
Exclusive Interview with Phil Gurski on Female Extremism
Extremism Assessment Series: Far-Left Extremism
Extremism Assessment Series: Far-Right Extremism
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Research & Analysis
We conduct frontline reports and research to help the international community. Our team of researchers and journalists present their findings to institutions, CVE organizations and as well as governments to make better policies
Education & Awareness
We aim to provide educational opportunities that help steer vulnerable people away from violent extremism. As well, we seek to connect with local policymakers so that they adopt informed policies that empower the individual, support diversity, and build a path of tolerance and hope.
Policy & Practice
We gathers renowned experts to explore the genesis of violent extremism, global radicalization and how to counter the rise of violent extremist ideology
Connect for Change
Our objective is to develop resilience in the communities to be the frontline in countering violent extremism and in peacemaking through trainings, engagements and establishing effective communication.
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News
Is white supremacy terrorism? “Without a doubt” writes Hamid Dabashi in his article Redefining ‘Terrorism’ in America.
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Is white supremacy terrorism? “Without a doubt” writes Hamid Dabashi in his article Redefining ‘Terrorism’ in America.
Al Jazeera English
Redefining 'terrorism' in America
What will it take to call violence inspired by white supremacy 'terrorism'?