This project aimed to address this cycle of mutual radicalization by training youth workers and front-line practitioners who work with young people through two tailored-made trainings focusing on different aspects of PVE/CVE. The first training, which took place in Denmark focused on the proliferation of far-right and right-wing extremist narratives. It examined the various types of propaganda techniques utilized by extremists, their mediums of communication and recruitment strategies. The second training, which took place in Morocco, juxtaposed those with the circulation of Islamist terrorist narratives. Similarly, it discussed the operational methodology of such terrorist groups. As a result, the project analysed how far-right and Islamist extremist groups feed off each others’ discourses, ultimately creating a vicious cycle of radicalization. This was highlighted through numerous casestudies presented by each country. Thus, this multiactivity project aimed to address this 22-catch situation by providing front-line practitioners and youth workers with the necessary media literacy and critical thinking skills to prevent the further indoctrination of youth towards violent extremism. Specific Objectives: 1. to encourage youth workers to research into trends in far-right and Islamist radicalization and evaluate existing practices. 2. to raise awareness about the phenomenon of reciprocal radicalisation 3. to enhance practitioners’ media literacy skills and competences for the purposes of recognizing suspicious contents and behaviour online. 4. To train youth workers how to approach youth at risk of radicalization with empathy and compassion, in order to develop relationships that will help the latter avoid radicalization. 5. To exchange best practices and experiences between organisations to encourage mutual learning and intercultural awareness 6. to expand the networks of individual organizations for the purposes of planning future initiatives based on their respective target groups and field.