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Extreme Dialogue

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A new program has been launched across the country to help fight extreme radicalization of young people. It’s in response to the number of Canadian youth who are travelling to fight with ISIS.

They are called homegrown terrorists, people born and raised in this country who become radicalized and join foreign terrorist groups. Experts say radicalization is a process and it begins very young and this new program called extreme dialogue is out to change that.

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