Expanding existing resources, promoting knowledge exchange and creating new support structures: these are three key findings from two years of research and dialog in the PrEval project. Together, the PrEval partners from the scientific community and practitioners have collected and analyzed capacities as well as needs for evaluation and quality assurance in the fields of extremism prevention, democracy promotion and civil education. The network is now presenting the results and recommendations in the PrEval Monitor. However, it not only contains findings and recommendations from the individual sub-projects, but also concrete proposals for concepts and instruments that can be used to strengthen and further develop evaluation and quality assurance.
Dialogue between the involved stakeholders plays a central role: not only is it an integral part of the project, it is also the key focus of the launch of the Monitor at the PrEval Symposium 2024. On November 14 and 15, the PrEval partners will present their findings in Berlin and hand over the PrEval Monitor to Juliane Seifert, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of the Interior and for Home Affairs (BMI).
The event is open to all interested parties. Registration is still possible. If you are unable to attend but would still like to take part in the discussion, you can follow the entire symposium via livestream on the PrEval website. The PrEval Monitor can also be downloaded there (Open Access).
About PrEval
“PrEval - Zukunftswerkstätten” is a research and transfer project that develops and reshapes formats and structures to strengthen evaluation and quality assurance in the prevention of extremism, the promotion of democracy and civil education in Germany.
PrEval is an open network and invites everyone to participate in discussions in future workshops on the need for support services, knowledge networks and evaluation databases.
The project is funded by the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Homeland (BMI) and will run from October 2022 to September 2025.