Challenging extremism - Train the trainer workshop

The GOT (Getting on Together) project came into being as a result of social tensions in the wake of the atrocity in New York on 11 September 2001 (9/11). The project was given a further priority following the bombings in the London Underground and the double-decker bus at Tavistock Square in 2005.

The general objectives of the GOT project are:

  • To counter intolerance and extremism through independent and critical thinking
  • To facilitate knowledge and understanding of the non-violent message of the Islamic faith
  • To reduce prejudice and discrimination between all cultures, faiths and creeds
  • To promote integrated and cohesive communities.

GOT Workshop objectives

  • To place the programme within the context of incoming legislation.
  • To raise awareness of extremism in Cardiff/Wales/Bradford/UK society.
  • To promote the knowledge, understanding and confidence to introduce the Challenging Extremism programme through independent and critical thinking.
  • To highlight enhanced relevance for the school/college curriculum.
  • To provide a working knowledge of safeguarding procedures currently in place to support vulnerable individuals.

To book a place please complete the booking form and send to tracy.lennie@bradford.gov.uk or for more information contact alina.khan@bradford.gov.uk 01274 385620.

Delegates will be charged £175 to attend the workshop; this includes a copy of the teaching resources with exemplar lessons, DVD and CD.
Opportunity

Published: 16/09/2015
Audience: Schools, Teachers, FE
Contact: Alina Khan

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