The Role of Further Education Providers in Promoting Community Cohesion, Fostering Shared Values and Preventing Violent Extremism

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This consultation seeks views on the role of Further Education (FE) providers in promoting community cohesion with a particular focus on those aspects that contribute to preventing violent extremism. Our aim is to reach agreement on what FE providers should be doing in this regard and to identify what additional support they will need in playing their part in this agenda. We are holding 4 workshops to talk through these proposals in March. Details can be found under "How to respond (Para 3.1) in the summary document".

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This consultation started on 11th February 2008 and ended on 6th May 2008.

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