AMALTHEA “EnAbling a Model-driven deep understAnding of the roLe of gender Towards a Holistic solution against Extremism and radicalization Activities” project has received funding from European Research Executive Agency under grant agreement No 101225661.
AMALTHEA advances understanding of how gender dynamics shape radicalisation and violent extremism. The project addresses the lack of gender-sensitive data and analysis in preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE), promoting a feminist and intersectional perspective in research and practice. By examining how unequal socialisation and identity factors influence radicalisation, AMALTHEA aims to build lasting security through knowledge and innovation. The project delivers impact in three key areas: (i) generating and disseminating gender-aware knowledge for practitioners; (ii) modelling and sharing data to strengthen collaboration and understanding; and (iii) creating tailor-made tools that empower law enforcement, civil society, and educators to design more effective, inclusive, and sustainable counter-extremism strategies.