The work topics that Efus covers are chosen according to member local and regional authorities’ demand and local security issues. They are managed as part of cooperation projects that can be either local, national or European. For over 30 years, Efus has been working on cross-cutting topics linked to urban security such as nightlife, risky behaviours, gang violence, violent radicalisation, new technologies, violence against women, etc.
Web conference 10 March 2022, 14:00-15:30 (CET) To improve individual and collective security, one needs an in-depth understanding of a given community. While quantitative crime statistics matter, understanding…
Efus web conference – Thursday 24 February 2022 15:00 – 16:30 CET Many European cities have seen an increase of polarisation amongst their population during the last two…
Efus coordinates a working group on organised crime since 2019, led by the Cities of Amsterdam and Rotterdam. The group seeks to adapt local prevention policies to the…
The publication Pervading extremist opinions, sharpening forms of intergroup conflict and proliferating forms of ‘us-and-them’ thinking seem to increasingly mark the reality of many European societies today. While…
The brochure The impact of sport goes well beyond stadiums: it is an activity that we consider as embodying our (arguably) universal values of human excellence, tolerance and…
The guidebook Manifestations of discriminatory violence, polarisation and hate speech are on the rise across Europe in both the online and offline spheres and pose a real threat…
Nice, France, October 2020 – The BeSecure-FeelSecure (BSFS) European project, which seeks to improve security in the city of Piraeus (Greece) and in which Efus is a partner,…
Nice, France, October 2021 – The entire consortium of the Efus-led IcARUS project participated in the Security, Democracy and Cities conference (Nice, 20-22 October) to present the project’s…
Nice, France, October 2021 – While the protection of public spaces featured prominently at Efus’ Security, Democracy and Cities conference (Nice, 20-22 October), the consortium of the European…
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