Curiosity could lead your child to seek out these people, or they could befriend your child in order to encourage them to adopt beliefs or persuade them to join groups whose views and actions you as a parent would consider extreme.
Whether you’d like to protect your child from being radicalised or you are concerned that may be at risk, navigate our advice hub to get expert tips on practical ways you can support them and where you can go for further support.
Educate Against Hate offer a top tips guide to help parents discuss radicalisation and extremism with young people.
Anonymously report illegal or harmful information, pictures or videos.
Understand the risks that children may face online to offer the right support
See advice to give children the right tools to challenge extremism online and build their digital resilience
Learn strategies of how to address radicalisation and where to seek help if you are concerned
Visit interactive website supporting parents, young people, and children with SEN with understanding radicalisation and extremism
Visit Let’s Talk About It – an initiative designed to provide practical help and guidance about terrorism and radicalisation
