Multi-faith conference bringing together Christian, Muslim, and Jewish scholars to address theological dimensions of extremism. Presentations on comparative religious ethics, countering jihadist narratives, cult phenomena lessons from Shakahola, and building interfaith coalitions. Panel discussions with religious leaders, security experts, and policymakers.

Comprehensive masterclass for graduate students and researchers focusing on qualitative and quantitative methodologies in conflict zones. Covers ethical research practices, SPSS data analysis, literature review strategies, journal selection, peer review navigation, and manuscript preparation. Participants receive personalized feedback on research proposals.

Expert-led seminar exploring the psychological dimensions of violent extremism. Topics include trauma-informed approaches, identifying at-risk youth, psychache theory applications, and community-based mental health interventions. Designed for counselors, educators, security personnel, and community leaders working in vulnerable regions. Certificate of attendance provided.