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The “Public Health Approach” to Prevention
The document describes a comprehensive public health approach to preventing targeted violence, moving away from targeting specific ideologies or communities toward addressing behavioral indicators and environmental conditions. It outlines a four-tiered framework—primordial, primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention—designed to build individual and community resilience. The model emphasizes evidence-based programming and the involvement of multi-sector stakeholders, including educators, mental health professionals, and law enforcement, to 'desecuritize' the field of violent extremism prevention.
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Document type: Guide