The domestic violent extremism and radicalization research and training (dvert) center of excellence (COE) will be defined by its commitment to practitioner involvement, data-driven research,…

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15PNIJ24GK00750DOMR
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$6,998,958

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Completion date 36% complete
Place of performance
Arlington, VA 22201, USA

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Description

The domestic violent extremism and radicalization research and training (dvert) center of excellence (COE) will be defined by its commitment to practitioner involvement, data-driven research, multi-disciplinary relationships, and diversity and inclusion. First, and beginning immediately, dvert will integrate practitioners into every aspect of the centers work, including: project conception, design, and execution; the translation and dissemination of data and research findings; and the development of practitioner training programs. Second, dverts research projects, dissemination strategy, and training programs will be fueled by the most comprehensive and accurate data available on domestic radicalization, violent extremism, and targeted violence. These data represent some of nijs most significant investments in advancing the rigor of research on radicalization, and they will be the foundation upon which future scientific advancements are made. Third, dvert will produce and disseminate a wide variety of materials in language that is accessible, in formats that work for a wide range of learning styles, and at lengths that are reasonable for a population that is already overextended. This content will be designed to train new and experienced justice and violence prevention practitioners on the fast-changing nature of the problem, recent developments in research and practice, and emerging concerns. Fourth, dvert will strengthen relationships between practitioners, policymakers, funders, scholars, and smesnurturing true researcher/practitioner partnershipsthrough its advisory board, which will have representation from all relevant sectors confronting the challenges of radicalization and violent extremism. Finally, dvert will develop and mentorwith a commitment to increasing diversity in both the population of those doing research, and the voices and perspectives represented in that researchthe next generation of scholars through its rising scholars program.

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Original award $6,998,958

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
American University Stopping Targeted Violence: An Empirical Assessment of Failed, Foiled, and Successful Mass Casualty Plots in the United States $85,000
Georgia State University Research Foundation Inc. Dr. John Horgan will be responsible for coordinating, supervising and executing all relevant research activities conducted at Georgia State University (GSU)… $216,708
American University Dr. Michael Jensen will be responsible for coordinating, supervising and executing all relevant research activities conducted at PERIL with the CNA… $143,543
Trustees Of The Hamline University Of Minnesota Dr. James Densley and Dr. Jill Peterson will be responsible for coordinating, supervising and executing all relevant research activities conducted at VPPRC with… $114,925

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Who received award 15PNIJ24GK00750DOMR?

15PNIJ24GK00750DOMR was awarded to The CNA Corporation by National Institute of Justice (Office of Justice Programs) on January 1, 2025.

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$6,998,958 has been obligated on 15PNIJ24GK00750DOMR.

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