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FRAP (Centre for Prevention of Radicalisation in Prison)

We support and encourage professionals working at penal institutions and offender support services to recognise radicalisation at an early stage and to counter the extremes in a preventive way. We focus on the phenomena of right-wing extremism as well as extremism based on religion (e.g. Islamic extremism and violent Salafism).

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SPECIALIST CENTER FOR THE PREVENTION OF RADICALIZATION IN PRISON AND OFFENDER SUPPORT IN SAXONY-ANHALT

 

The specialist center supports professionals in prisons and offender support services in recognizing and responding to radicalization as early as possible. It focuses on the phenomena of right-wing extremism and derogatory behavior (group-focused misanthropy) as well as phenomena of religious extremism, e.g. Islamism, violent Salafism and ethno-religious conflicts. The services offered by the specialist center are aimed at professionals working in independent offender support and the social services of the justice system, employees of prisons in the state of Saxony-Anhalt and professionals working at the interface between the prison system and social space.

 

FRAP - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL REINTEGRATION
LKR e. V.
Keplerstrasse 5
39104 Magdeburg

Mail:
Tel.: +49 391 5 41 45 88

 

The following services are available free of charge via FRAP:

  • Further training on radicalization and radicalization prevention according to your thematic needs

  • In-house training for teams within an organization or institution according to your thematic wishes

  • Case-related advice

  • Support in the development and implementation of services for the prevention of radicalization

  • Development and implementation of preventive, life-world-related offers inside and outside the prison outside the prison (social group work)

 

Network project


Outside of the prison system in Saxony-Anhalt, network projects are also being initiated in cooperation with
and other stakeholders, offers for people who have committed a crime or are at risk of committing a crime are initiated and supported in network projects that deal with misanthropic attitudes and ideologies of inequality.
ideologies of inequality. In this way, it is possible to build on developments of dissociation initiated in prison and/or to prevent radicalization processes even before imprisonment. Placement in these formats can already be initiated during preparation for release.

 

Specialist departments in the specialist center

 

FRaP is a joint project sponsored by Miteinander e.V. and is divided into three specialist areas:

 

Right-wing extremism and group-related misanthropy specialist unit at Miteinander e.V. with many years of experience in the field of right-wing extremism and radicalization prevention in and outside the prison system
  

Miteinander e.V. 

Fachstelle Rechtsextremismus und GMF

E-Mail: fachstelle-rechtsextremismus@

frap-lsa.de

Tel.: 03 45 / 22 66 450


Specialist unit for independent offender support at the Saxony-Anhalt State Association for Crime Prevention and Resocialization, the umbrella organization and specialist provider of independent offender support in Saxony-Anhalt

 

Landesverband für Kriminalprävention und Resozialisierung Sachsen-Anhalt e.V.

Fachstelle Freie Straffälligenhilfe

E-Mail:

Tel.: 03 91 / 54 14 588
   
Specialist unit for religious extremism at Hallesche Jugendwerkstatt gGmbH as a point of contact for the phenomenon-specific needs of professionals in the field of justice and offender support


Hallesche Jugendwerkstatt gGmbH

Fachstelle religiös begründeter Extremismus

E-Mail:

Tel.: 03 91 / 59 75 91 66
 

 

Further information can be found at: www.frap-lsa.de

 

 

FRaP is funded within the framework of the federal program "Demokratie leben!" by the Bundesministerium für Bildung, Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend and with funds from the Ministeriums für Arbeit, Soziales, Gesundheit und Gleichstellung des Landes Sachsen-Anhalt

 

The publication does not represent an expression of opinion by the BMBFSFJ or the BAFzA. The authors are responsible for the content of their statements.