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*5:25 Day’s Closing Remarks ([[Ed Husain]], [[Council on Foreign Relations]])<ref>Allen McDuffeee, [http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/think-tanked/post/day-1-schedule-of-google-ideas-conference-on-de-radicalization/2011/06/27/AGzdNRnH_blog.html Day 1 schedule of Google Ideas conference on de-radicalization], Thinktanked, wahingtonpost.com, 27 June 2011.</ref> | *5:25 Day’s Closing Remarks ([[Ed Husain]], [[Council on Foreign Relations]])<ref>Allen McDuffeee, [http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/think-tanked/post/day-1-schedule-of-google-ideas-conference-on-de-radicalization/2011/06/27/AGzdNRnH_blog.html Day 1 schedule of Google Ideas conference on de-radicalization], Thinktanked, wahingtonpost.com, 27 June 2011.</ref> | ||
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| + | *Jared Cohen, [http://googlepublicpolicy.blogspot.com/2011/06/google-ideas-launches-summit-against.html Google Ideas launches Summit Against Violent Extremism], Google Public Policy Blog, 27 June 2011. | ||
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Revision as of 17:35, 27 June 2011
The Summit Against Violent Extremism organised by Google Ideas, took place in Dublin in June 2011.[1]
Agenda
Day 1
- 9:30 Opening Video
- 9:35 Welcome: Jared Cohen, Google Ideas
- 9:45 Idea 1: Finding Common Ground Between Different Extremes (Gill Hicks, MAD for Peace; Susan Cruz, Sin Fronteras; T.J. Leyden, Hate2Hope; Maajid Nawaz, Quilliam Foundation; Noor Huda Ismail, Sekurindo Global Consulting)
- 10:35 Fireside Chat: Why are we doing this? (Carie Lemack, Global Survivors Network and Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman, Google)
- 11:40 Attendees break out into team sessions
- 1:55 Personal Story: Joining Young in Brazil (Alan Lima, anti-gang activist)
- 2:00 Idea 2: Patterns of Radicalization: Common Origins but Different Extremes (Farah Pandith, U.S. State Department; Sammy Rangel, Safe Streets Outreach Program; Angela King, consultant; Imam Nurayn Ashafa)
- 2:50 Personal Story: Renouncing Violence in Iran (Amir Farshad Ebrahimi, journalist)
- 2:55 Idea 3: Crossing the Threshold: Justifying and Renouncing Violence (Amanda Lindhout, Global Enrichment Foundation; Moe Muhamad, Generation Islam; Henry Robinson, Families Against Intimidation and Terror; Usama Hasan, Imam and Senior Lecturer, Middlesex University; James Muvel Wuye, Interfah Mediation Centre)
- 4:15 Personal Story: Radicalization and Reconciliation in South Africa (Ntobeko Peni, Amy Biehl Foundation)
- 4:20 Idea 4: Fostering De-Radicalization: Countering Risks and Increasing Rewards (Chris Isham, CBS; Paul Carrillo, Southern California Crossroads; Yasmin Mulbocus, MAWAH; Tad Stringham, public speaker)
- 5:10 Personal Story: Magical Salvation (Devonte Roque, Magicians Without Borders, El Salvador)
- 5:25 Day’s Closing Remarks (Ed Husain, Council on Foreign Relations)[2]
External Resources
- Jared Cohen, Google Ideas launches Summit Against Violent Extremism, Google Public Policy Blog, 27 June 2011.
Notes
- ↑ Allen McDuffee, Google Ideas think tank gathering former extremists to battle radicalization, PostPolitics, washingtonpost.com, 24 June 2011.
- ↑ Allen McDuffeee, Day 1 schedule of Google Ideas conference on de-radicalization, Thinktanked, wahingtonpost.com, 27 June 2011.