15PNIJ24GK00750DOMR
Cooperative Agreement
Overview
Grant Description
The Domestic Violent Extremism and Radicalization Research and Training (DVERT) Center of Excellence (COE) will be defined by its commitment to practitioner involvement, data-driven research, multi-disciplinary relationships, and diversity and inclusion.
First, and beginning immediately, DVERT will integrate practitioners into every aspect of the center's work, including: project conception, design, and execution; the translation and dissemination of data and research findings; and the development of practitioner training programs.
Second, DVERT's research projects, dissemination strategy, and training programs will be fueled by the most comprehensive and accurate data available on domestic radicalization, violent extremism, and targeted violence.
These data represent some of NIJ's most significant investments in advancing the rigor of research on radicalization, and they will be the foundation upon which future scientific advancements are made.
Third, DVERT will produce and disseminate a wide variety of materials in language that is accessible, in formats that work for a wide range of learning styles, and at lengths that are reasonable for a population that is already overextended.
This content will be designed to train new and experienced justice and violence prevention practitioners on the fast-changing nature of the problem, recent developments in research and practice, and emerging concerns.
Fourth, DVERT will strengthen relationships between practitioners, policymakers, funders, scholars, and SMEs—nurturing true researcher/practitioner partnerships—through its advisory board, which will have representation from all relevant sectors confronting the challenges of radicalization and violent extremism.
Finally, DVERT will develop and mentor—with a commitment to increasing diversity in both the population of those doing research, and the voices and perspectives represented in that research—the next generation of scholars through its Rising Scholars Program.
First, and beginning immediately, DVERT will integrate practitioners into every aspect of the center's work, including: project conception, design, and execution; the translation and dissemination of data and research findings; and the development of practitioner training programs.
Second, DVERT's research projects, dissemination strategy, and training programs will be fueled by the most comprehensive and accurate data available on domestic radicalization, violent extremism, and targeted violence.
These data represent some of NIJ's most significant investments in advancing the rigor of research on radicalization, and they will be the foundation upon which future scientific advancements are made.
Third, DVERT will produce and disseminate a wide variety of materials in language that is accessible, in formats that work for a wide range of learning styles, and at lengths that are reasonable for a population that is already overextended.
This content will be designed to train new and experienced justice and violence prevention practitioners on the fast-changing nature of the problem, recent developments in research and practice, and emerging concerns.
Fourth, DVERT will strengthen relationships between practitioners, policymakers, funders, scholars, and SMEs—nurturing true researcher/practitioner partnerships—through its advisory board, which will have representation from all relevant sectors confronting the challenges of radicalization and violent extremism.
Finally, DVERT will develop and mentor—with a commitment to increasing diversity in both the population of those doing research, and the voices and perspectives represented in that research—the next generation of scholars through its Rising Scholars Program.
Awardee
Funding Goals
WITH THIS SOLICITATION, NIJ SEEKS PROPOSALS TO ESTABLISH A CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR RESEARCH AND EVALUATION ON THE DOMESTIC RADICALIZATION TO VIOLENT EXTREMISM PHENOMENON. THIS CENTER WILL PERFORM FOUR CORE FUNCTIONS:
. CONDUCT (AND/OR SUPPORT THROUGH MULTIPLE SUB-AWARDS) RIGOROUS RESEARCH, EVALUATION, AND DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS TARGETED TOWARD DEVELOPING A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE DOMESTIC RADICALIZATION PHENOMENON AND ADVANCING EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION.
. ASSESS THE RESEARCH NEEDS OF THE FIELD.
. TRANSLATE AND DISSEMINATE KNOWLEDGE BY DEVELOPING A SUITE OF EVIDENCE-DRIVEN BEST PRACTICES AND GUIDELINES FOR IMMEDIATE REFERENCE BY PRACTITIONERS.
. SUPPORTING TRAINING, EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF PRACTITIONERS ENGAGED IN EXTREMISM PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION USING THAT SUITE OF EVIDENCE-DRIVEN BEST PRACTICES AND GUIDELINES.
Grant Program (CFDA)
Awarding / Funding Agency
Place of Performance
Arlington,
Virginia
22201-2194
United States
Geographic Scope
Single Zip Code
CNA Corporation was awarded
DVERT COE: Practitioner-Driven Research & Training for Radicalization
Cooperative Agreement 15PNIJ24GK00750DOMR
worth $6,998,958
from the National Institute of Justice in January 2025 with work to be completed primarily in Arlington Virginia United States.
The grant
has a duration of 5 years and
was awarded through assistance program 16.560 National Institute of Justice Research, Evaluation, and Development Project Grants.
The Cooperative Agreement was awarded through grant opportunity NIJ FY24 Domestic Radicalization and Violent Extremism Research Center of Excellence.
Status
(Ongoing)
Last Modified 11/7/24
Period of Performance
1/1/25
Start Date
12/31/29
End Date
Funding Split
$7.0M
Federal Obligation
$0.0
Non-Federal Obligation
$7.0M
Total Obligated
Activity Timeline
Additional Detail
Award ID FAIN
15PNIJ24GK00750DOMR
SAI Number
None
Award ID URI
SAI NOT AVAILABLE
Awardee Classifications
Nonprofit With 501(c)(3) IRS Status (Other Than An Institution Of Higher Education)
Awarding Office
15PNJD OJP NATIONAL INSTITUTE JUSTICE
Funding Office
15PNJD OJP NATIONAL INSTITUTE JUSTICE
Awardee UEI
MC5HF1LR16H1
Awardee CAGE
9B972
Performance District
VA-08
Senators
Mark Warner
Timothy Kaine
Timothy Kaine
Modified: 11/7/24