Start The Conversation

Start The Conversation

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  • Young Australians and Extremism with Dr Kristy Campion

    In this introductory episode we do a deeper dive into the work that we do at ESU and the trends we see in our client base, usually in response to world events. We chat with Dr Kristy Campion from Charles Sturt University on emerging ideologies in Australia and how the focus today is on youth. Young people are increasingly vulnerable to engaging in violent extremism and our own referrals are getting younger and younger. We recently engaged Kristy to do some research on our young client base to see if they could draw any conclusions on the susceptibility nexus for young people’s engagement in violent extremism.

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    FURTHER LINKS RELATING TO THIS EPISODE

    • Spot the signs
    • Push and pull factors in violent extremism
    • About Kristy Campion
    • Neurodivergence and extremism.
    • Trauma, Adversity & Violent Extremism: A Systematic Review
    • Mental Health and Violent Extremism  Podcast
    • How young, vulnerable people get radicalised 

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    45 min

About Start The Conversation

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This podcast series focussed on violent extremism has been developed as a means of providing listeners with some thought-provoking topics within this context, personal insights and journeys, as well as helpful information that could assist someone who is vulnerable to being involved in violent extremism. Hosted by the NSW CVE Engagement and Support Unit, the series aims to support and educate local community, stakeholders and practitioners and raise awareness of the complex factors and vulnerabilities that contribute to these ideologies. We promote public education, awareness and community resilience and help combat stigma, stereotyping, messaging and mis and disinformation.