In today’s chaotic world young people are increasingly vulnerable to far-right voices. Our training, workshops and lessons aim to raise awareness of the far right and tackle radicalisation.
Communities and schools in at-risk areas are often vulnerable to far-right narratives. We offer frontline workers in-depth training to spot signs of radicalisation and raise awareness of the far right’s recruitment strategies and online influence.
Community groups and faith leaders play a crucial role in ensuring safety in local areas. We help communities spot far-right activity in their local area, recognise signs of radicalisation and give advice on how to intervene safely.
Today, more and more young people are vulnerable to recruitment by the far right. We offer training for schools and communities to educate young people about the dangers of far-right extremism.
We are former members of far-right organisations who have rejected violence and far-right narratives. We are now committed to exposing and eradicating far-right extremism in the UK.
The far right has become increasingly visible in recent years – online and on the street. Promoting a divisive narrative, far-right groups exploit the general public’s anxieties about the rise of Islamist extremism, deprivation and global conflicts.
We help organise events and specialist speakers for communities, educational establishments and professionals who are tackling far-right extremism. We also provide information packs and offer one-to-one guidance and advice through our confidential support services.
Questioning your involvement with the far right but not quite sure how to get out? As former far-right extremists we know how hard it can be to leave these groups, so we’re here to support you in making this important and brave decision.
Help us build a more inclusive Britain by becoming part of the Small Steps’ family. Our volunteers help us with leafleting, social media and organising community events. If you want to make a difference in your community, we’d love to hear from you.