RadRe strengthens social cohesion through education. We design evidence-informed programmes, produce research, and work with schools and communities to address the underlying factors that contribute to division. Our work focuses on promoting inclusive and representative education.
You can learn more about our project and motivation here.
Rising tensions around antisemitism, public safety, and political extremism: from targeted attacks on Jewish communities and religiously motivated violence, to civil unrest, contested narratives around crime and identity, and growing concerns over the normalisation of inflammatory rhetoric in political and public discourse.
Shifting dynamics in political discourse, social cohesion, and the role of emerging technologies: from the use of AI-generated content in shaping public opinion, to rising religiously motivated hate crime and debates around freedom of expression.
