Countering Terrorist Recruitment of Central Asian Foreign Workers
This grant supports initiatives to counter terrorist recruitment and radicalization among Central Asian foreign workers, focusing on prevention and community engagement strategies.
About this program
This grant program funds projects designed to address the vulnerability of Central Asian foreign workers to terrorist recruitment and radicalization. It supports evidence-based interventions, research, community programs, and educational initiatives that prevent extremist recruitment and promote counter-narratives. Organizations can use funding for awareness campaigns, worker education programs, community partnerships, and research into root causes and effective prevention strategies targeting this specific population.
Eligibility
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations, research institutions, government agencies, educational institutions, and international organizations with demonstrated expertise in counterterrorism, CVE (Countering Violent Extremism), worker rights, or Central Asian affairs. Applicants must have capacity to work with or serve Central Asian populations and demonstrate understanding of relevant cultural and regional contexts.
Requirements
- Project must specifically address terrorist recruitment prevention among Central Asian foreign workers
- Organizations must demonstrate relevant expertise or partnerships
- Proposed activities must be evidence-based or include evaluation components