TED: How young people join violent extremist groups -- and how to stop them | erin Marie Saltman

The video explores the speaker's experience at a Far Right youth camp in Hungary, leading to a broader discussion on why individuals join extremist movements. It examines push and pull factors influencing radicalization, the role of the internet and ISIS in modern extremism, and strategies to counter violent extremism. The speaker emphasizes the need for diverse skills and collaboration to effectively challenge extremism.

What motivated the speaker to participate in the Far Right youth camp in Hungary?

How did the speaker's name change when enrolling in the camp, and what was the significance of this change?

What were the main activities at the youth camp that surprised the speaker?

What factors contribute to the radicalization of individuals according to the speaker?

What are the differences between push and pull factors in the context of radicalization?

What role does the internet play in the radicalization process according to the speaker?

How does the speaker describe the recruitment model of ISIS?

What innovative approaches does the speaker suggest for preventing and countering violent extremism?

How does the speaker suggest engaging with individuals who are starting to question their beliefs?

What is the significance of the 'One to One' program mentioned by the speaker?