Earlier today, the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) released the agenda for its
October 12, 2023 Alternative Pathways Conference in Washington, DC.
Registration is open to attend in-person or virtually. The program will focus
on trauma and violence in rehabilitation and reintegration programs and how to
reform in-prison and post-release programming for convicted violent extremists
and terrorists.





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CEP Releases Agenda For Alternative Pathways Conference


(New York, N.Y.) — Earlier today, the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) released
the agenda for its October 12, 2023 Alternative Pathways Conference in
Washington, DC. Registration is open to attend in-person or virtually. The
program will focus on trauma and violence in rehabilitation and reintegration
programs and how to reform in-prison and post-release programming for convicted
violent extremists and terrorists.

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CEP’s Alternative Pathways program is in-community reentry and recidivism
reduction initiative focused on those susceptible to radicalization in prison
or those convicted of terrorism-related offenses. CEP also established the
Radicalization, Rehabilitation, Reintegration, and Recidivism Network (4R
Network)—a hub for those directly or indirectly involved in extremist offender
reintegration and recidivism reduction in the United States.



The Alternative Pathways project is funded by the U.S. Department of Homeland
Security, opportunity number DHS-21-TTP-132-00-01.



To learn more about CEP, please visit www.counterextremism.com
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To learn more about the 4R Network, please visit www.4rnetwork.org
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To learn more about Alternative Pathways, please visit
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