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  • Education & skills

PARTICIPATION -Analysing & Preventing Extremism through Participation Horizon 2020

A Horizon 2020 project on preventing extremism, radicalisation and polarisation through more effective social and education policies.

The problem

Extremism, radicalisation and polarisation can lead to violence. Policy makers and practitioners need to understand how people experience them today, and how social and education policies can respond.

What Ethos Lab did

PlaceholderWhat Ethos Lab did on this project

Outputs and findings

  • Concrete actions, policies and digital tools that help policy makers and practitioners respond to extremism and radicalisation

Status

PlaceholderOngoing or completed, to confirm (funded under Horizon 2020)

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correct answers out of six when the same article was read in a second language (control average 3.7)

  • Democracy & participation
  • Equality & inclusion

Does reading in a second language cost citizens understanding? A seven-country experiment

For the MultiPoD project we tested, in seven countries, whether reading political information in a second language costs citizens understanding, and whether offering a choice of language helps.

CompletedThree-arm survey experiment · 2026
  • Democracy & participation
  • AI & technology

MultiPoD – Public Spaces for Citizen Deliberation

A Horizon Europe project building a multilingual space where citizens can deliberate on European policy across language borders. Ethos Lab led its seven-country language experiment.

OngoingHorizon Europe
  • Government & public services
  • Education & skills
  • AI & technology

EDU-well

Infrastructure for sharing education data securely across Europe, and an index that brings learning, wellbeing, inclusion and equity together.

Erasmus+

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Tell us about the decision in front of you, the idea you want to test or the programme you need to evaluate. We will reply within two working days with an honest view of what we could find out.

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