Our Impact
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- 200+ Activities
- 21,000+ People Reached
- 100 Countries
Our Expertise
National Strategies, Policies and Action Plans
Assist governments in designing, reviewing, and implementing comprehensive National Countering Extremism and Violent Extremism Strategies, Policies and Action Plans.
Extremist Ideology and Technology
Develop innovative techniques to counter extremism and violent extremism narratives through communication strategies, campaigns and digital technology.
Education
Support efforts to enhance education systems by leveraging both religious and conventional education strategies to encourage youth resilience against extremism and violent extremism.
Community Resilience
Empower young people, local organizations, religious leaders and women to effectively implement counter extremism programs.
Rehabilitation and Reintegration
Support rehabilitation and reintegration strategies for former and returning extremists and violent extremists and their family members by developing initiatives for successful reintegration.
Latest
ONSA, Hedayah Int’l Hold 4-day Stakeholders Workshop to Review PF-NAP for PCVE
Security Agencies United in Addressing Evolving Threats of Terrorism – General Laka
Hedayah and ONSA Host National Stakeholder Workshop to Review Nigeria’s P/CVE Policy Framework and National Action Plan
ONSA, Hedayah Int’l Hold 4-day Stakeholders Workshop to Review PF-NAP for PCVE
Security Agencies United in Addressing Evolving Threats of Terrorism – General Laka
Hedayah and ONSA Host National Stakeholder Workshop to Review Nigeria’s P/CVE Policy Framework and National Action Plan
ONSA, Hedayah Int’l Hold 4-day Stakeholders Workshop to Review PF-NAP for PCVE
Security Agencies United in Addressing Evolving Threats of Terrorism – General Laka
Hedayah and ONSA Host National Stakeholder Workshop to Review Nigeria’s P/CVE Policy Framework and National Action Plan
From Captivity to Freedom
Fatima Adamu (not her real name) was abducted by Boko Haram when her entire village in Yobe, Nigeria was attacked. She and many other women and their children were carted away in vehicles to an undisclosed location. Fatima lived in captivity for almost a decade until she got her freedom in 2021.
Hedayah, together with Neem Institute, are supporting families to prevent and counter violent extremism. Through its flagship program, the organizations are giving civil society organizations and community leaders’ the right knowledge and skills to positively support survivors like Fatima and empower families in supporting rehabilitation and reintegration efforts.
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