Resilience and dialogue: Preventing violent extremism in Nairobi, Wajir and Kwale Counties in Kenya
Romi Sigsworth, Dr. Akinola Olojo & Zaina Kombo, November 2020
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Kenya continues to suffer multiple threats from violent extremism. While communities across Kenya are faced with challenges that can be considered risk factors for radicalisation and violent extremism, they also demonstrate strengths that can be developed into building resilience against such violent extremism. This study sought to understand how affected communities in Kenya demonstrate resilience to violent extremism, as well as what conditions encourage dialogue between various groups to address and resolve problems that might otherwise result in radicalisation and violent extremism. Resilience and dialogue Preventing violent extremism in Nairobi, Wajir and Kwale Counties in Kenya
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resilience, dialogue, violent extremism, Kenya, Nairobi, Wajir, Kwale
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