Teaching Tolerance

A collection of essays exploring the ways different actors, from governments, international organisations, teachers, technology companies and youth, are playing a role in preventing extremism through quality education.

Teaching Tolerance: How to Educate Against Extremism

Foreword by Tony Blair

Commentary

We Need to Save the World’s Lungs and its Heart

To reclaim the ideological battlefield and curb terrorist recruitment, we need strong collective action, specialised programming, and greater focus on our young generations.

Briefing

Teaching for Peace

Education is a political and ideological battleground. Today’s teachers must equip students with the skills of tomorrow.

Briefing

“World Leaders, This is How We Can Prevent Extremism”

Two youth activists, from Pakistan and the Philippines, share their vision for harnessing education to tackle extremism, online and offline.

Briefing

Youth and Education: A Global Response to a Global Challenge

Assessment of national action plans is vital if we are to draw individuals and communities away from extremist violence

Briefing

Positivity Online: An Environment that Fights, Not Feeds, Extremism

As a society, hand in hand with the tech industry, we should design and promote the most positive online environment for public discourse to flourish.

Briefing

Protection Is Not Enough: We Must Prevent Extremism

Education policies can ensure places of learning do not become a breeding ground for violent extremism.

Briefing

The Invisible Girl: Resisting an Extremist Education

Commentary

Educating Against Extremism: Curiosity, Compassion and Courage

Equipping young people with a 21st century skillset will safeguard society. But can education systems deliver?

Briefing

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