Evaluation of a Multi-Faceted, U.S. Community-Based, Muslim-Led CVE Program
Michael J. Williams, John G. Horgan and William P. Evans, June 2016
Summary
This report describes the results of the first evaluation of a U.S. community-based CVE Program. Along with the reported outcomes, attached is the resulting suite of freely-licensed, validated measurement instruments to afford policy makers, CVE program administrators, and CVE program evaluators common metrics by which they may judge the relative effectiveness of various CVE programs.
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Community Education CVE
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