SOAR National Brief – Belgium
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR Final Policy Dialogue
As part of the ‘Strengthening the security and resilience of at-risk religious sites and communities’ (SOAR), the consortium partners organized a final,
SOAR Regional Protective Security Training in Linz, Austria
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR European Management Retreat – Munich
The SOAR project is the ‘Strengthening the security and resilience of at-risk religious sites and communities programme’. We, Enhancing Faith Institutions (EFI)
SOAR National Brief – The Netherlands
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR National Brief – Denmark
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR Regional Protective Security Training in The Hague, The Netherlands
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR Regional Protective Security Training in Tata, Hungary
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
Closing Conference on Security by Design
Strengthening the security and resilience of at-risk religious sites and communities (SOAR) project held its Closing Conference on Security by Design on
SOAR Regional Protective Security Training in Saint-Étienne, France
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR holds national engagement event in Vienna, Austria
The SOAR (Strengthening the security and resilience of at-risk religious sites and communities) project held a national networking event on the 7th
Women and Youth Safety and Security Training in Aalst, and Mechelen, Belgium
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship and communities,
Media Documented Attacks Against Places of Worship and Related Incidents 26 September-02 October
The SOAR project undertook the task of documenting attacks and related incidents against places of worship in Europe. We aim to raise
SOAR Regional Protective Security Training in Brussels
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
Media Documented Attacks Against Places of Worship and Related Incidents: 19-25 September
The SOAR project undertook the task of documenting attacks and related incidents against places of worship in Europe. We aim to raise
SOAR project holds national gathering in Budapest, Hungary
The SOAR (Strengthening the security and resilience of at-risk religious sites and communities) project held a national networking event on the 17th
SOAR holds EU-level Network Dialogue on guidance and standards for Security by Design in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
The SOAR (Strengthening the security and resilience of at-risk religious sites and communities) project held a EU level Network Dialogue event on
SOAR Protective Security Training Event in Göttingen, Germany
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR Protective Security Training Event in Paris, France
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR Protective Security Training Event in Bordeaux, France
A rise in attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship,
SOAR holds EU-level Network Dialogue on guidance and standards for Security by Design
Strengthening the security and resilience of at-risk religious sites and communities (SOAR) project held an online EU level Network Dialogue event on
SOAR holds Baseline Research Dissemination Event
The SOAR Project organized an online Baseline Research Dissemination event on the 27th of May, 2022. The purpose of this event was
SOAR Protective Security Training Event in Montpellier, France
A rise in attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship,
SOAR Protective Security Training Event in Köln, Germany
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR Protective Security Training Event in Lille, France
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR Protective Security Training Event in Metz, France
Increasing attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
SOAR on “Security by Design for Protecting Places of Worship” Expert Roundtable, co-hosted by UNAOC and UNOCT
Under the UN 'Global Programme on Countering Terrorist Threats against Vulnerable Targets', a new initiative of the 'Global Network of Experts on Vulnerable
SOAR Protective Security Training Event in Nancy, France
A rise in attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship,
SOAR EU-level Network Dialogue on guidance and standards for Security by Design
The SOAR (Strengthening the security and resilience of at-risk religious sites and communities) project held the successful online EU level Network Dialogue
SOAR Protective Security Training Event in Lille, France
Increased attacks on religious institutions and communities across Europe have prompted a focus on the vulnerability of places of worship, and the
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