More and more professionals are confronted in their practice with racist, misanthropic and far-right attitudes and statements.
The nationwide specialist center for right-wing extremism and family (RuF) advises professionals in child and youth welfare services who encounter right-wing extremist attitudes in their work. The center also offers advice and support to individuals seeking help who are confronted with right-wing extremism in a family context.
The tasks also include the qualification of colleagues for independent consulting work in the subject area.
The specialist unit for right-wing extremism and family (RuF) has been part of the nationwide competence network for right-wing extremism prevention since 2020.
When their own children or close relatives become involved in the far-right scene, families are usually at a loss and overwhelmed by the problem.
Young people in particular are often drawn to the identification opportunities offered by the far-right scene. For parents, this immersion in the scene is often almost unbearable: they don't know how to react and, above all, where to find competent help.
But professionals in educational settings are also increasingly confronted with far-right or right-wing populist statements and actors. They often don't know how to respond appropriately. The specialist unit is available for professional support in this regard.
What we offer:
- Information,
- materials,
- Advice,
- Qualification,
- Continuing education,
- Technical presentations,
- Support in setting up regional advisory services and
- Support in the institutionalization of counselling services
Within the specialist unit for right-wing extremism and family, affected parents and relatives, as well as professionals in the educational fields, have the opportunity to receive competent advice on site.
Please feel free to contact us; your inquiries will of course be treated confidentially. You can send us an email or reach us by phone. If you can't reach us directly, we'll gladly call you back.
Contact person
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Telephone: 0421 69 272 19
