Training Event Details
Course Name:
MGT 459 Coalition-Building for Countering Violent Extremism and Community Resilience
Course Description:
This two-day, in-person training offers an opportunity for participants to develop a community-oriented plan for building partnerships and coalitions to address violent extremism and promote community resilience. Participants will be guided through designing a work plan for a multi-member CVE coalition that will assist in the implementation of CVE efforts at a local level. The course promotes the notion that prevention and intervention efforts to address violent extremism can best be undertaken through a community partnership approach that makes use of existing local capacities to handle and prevent violence.
Course Prerequisites:
None
Course Target Audience:
With the explicit understanding that it is necessary to build community partnerships that are CVE-relevant but not necessarily CVE-specific, START’s Coalition-Building for CVE and Community Resilience course is intended for diverse groups of learners, representing a wide range of disciplines. For example, the course was designed for members from non governmental agencies and civil society including professionals from faith-based organizations,
social work, mental health and education fields as well as law enforcement personnel who participate in community engagement.
Additional Information:
1) FEMA / SID Number: Students must register and bring a copy of their SID number to class. Register online: cdp.dhs.gov/femasid.
2) All travel expenses will be on your own, adequate time for lunch will be provided.
Event Dates:
9/4/2019 through 9/5/2019
Event Time:
8:00 AM to 4:30 PM each day
Event Location/Address:
DMACC Southridge Center
1111 E Army Post Rd.
Rooms 20A-B
County and District:
POLK - District: 1
Is Sponsored by HSEMD?
Yes
Is HSEMD Hosting Registration?
Yes
Seats Remaining:
50 out of 60 seats remaining
