Social media networks such as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, blogs, and discussion forums
are becoming powerful tools that extremist groups use to disseminate radical ideologies and …

The dissemination of extremist ideas and causes online has intensified over the last decade.
Extremist organizations use social media to gain publicity and new recruits, often with little …

Violent extremism in the United States has surged over the past 25 years, with attacks on
and threats to major governmental and other institutions, infrastructure (eg, electric grid), and …

Radicalization among the youth takes place in the country and affects the grass-root areas.
The youth are believed to be the most vulnerable and are targeted by militia organizations …

Acts of targeted violence are of great concern to college administrators. Additionally,
targeted violence motivated by bias (eg, racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, etc.) is …

Abstract The US Department of State disseminates counter-radicalization information
through social media but has been unable to reach users due to an inability to create …

This chapter uses a public health approach to look at what we know about violence and
violent extremism in the context of kindergarten-to-12th-grade school systems where …

This chapter uses a public health approach to look at what we know about violence and
violent extremism in the context of kindergarten-to-12th-grade school systems where …

Terrorism is communication. It consists of a carefully orchestrated message that has to be
conveyed to an audience that goes far beyond those directly involved in the violence of the …