Integrating Trauma-informed Approaches in the Deradicalization, Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Surrendered Youths Associated with Boko Haram Members in Northeast Nigeria
Mala Mustapha, November 2022
Summary
Increasingly, the importance of integrating mental health approaches into existing activities has been emphasized by practitioners and researchers, as these approaches are often excluded from ongoing prevention and peacebuilding efforts.
Keywords
Intergration, Trauma, Redicalization, Deradicalization, rehabilitation, Reintergration, youth, CVE, Kenya, CHRIPS, Violent extremism.
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