“I worked with Dr Aly whilst attached to the Counter Terrorism Unit .Dr Aly is a leading authority on Counter Terrorism and community engagement. She is a vital asset to law enforcement.”
About
Currently the Member for Cowan and thee Federal Minister for Early Childhood Education and Minister for Youth, Dr Anne Aly MP was Professor at Edith Cowan University and Curtin University.
Her research focuses on radicalisation, violent extremism and counter terrorism.
She is the author of Terrorism and Global Security: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives (2011, Palgrave Macmillan). Anne has contributed over 60 publications in books, journals and conference proceedings on various themes including counter terrorism, radicalisation, Muslim identity and constructions of terrorism.
Anne is recognised as an expert in the field of countering violent extremism and has led several projects in this area, including as lead researcher on two ARC grants.
She has extensive experience in policy analysis, development and evaluation and project management.
Specialties: research, project management, policy, education and training
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Education
Publications
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Violent Extremism Online
Routledge
New edited collection by some of the worlds most prominent experts in the field. Due to be published 2016
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Examining the Role of Religion in Radicalization to Violent Islamist Extremism
Studies in Conflict & Terrorism
See publicationIn this article, the authors apply the four-phase radicalization model proposed by Silber and Bhatt to a case study of Australia’s first convicted terrorist, Jack Roche, based on communication with Roche after his incarceration and on a qualitative analysis of his trial. In doing so, they examine the validity of the four-phase model to a case of “home grown” terrorism and dissect the role of religion in the radicalization process. To conclude, the authors find that religion plays a far lesser…
In this article, the authors apply the four-phase radicalization model proposed by Silber and Bhatt to a case study of Australia’s first convicted terrorist, Jack Roche, based on communication with Roche after his incarceration and on a qualitative analysis of his trial. In doing so, they examine the validity of the four-phase model to a case of “home grown” terrorism and dissect the role of religion in the radicalization process. To conclude, the authors find that religion plays a far lesser role in radicalization toward violent extremism than the policy response contends and this has implications for counterterrorism programs that aim to address the drivers of violent extremism.
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Terrorism and Global Security: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
Palgrave Macmillan
See publicationTERRORISM AND GLOBAL SECURITY: CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES is an introductory text on terrorism and its impact on global security. The text takes a multidisciplinary approach to terrorism studies drawing from psychology, political science, criminology and sociology to provide students of terrorism studies and those with an interest in the area with a comprehensive understanding of terrorism, its origins, history and evolution. The book includes case studies, discussion questions…
TERRORISM AND GLOBAL SECURITY: CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES is an introductory text on terrorism and its impact on global security. The text takes a multidisciplinary approach to terrorism studies drawing from psychology, political science, criminology and sociology to provide students of terrorism studies and those with an interest in the area with a comprehensive understanding of terrorism, its origins, history and evolution. The book includes case studies, discussion questions and examples drawn from history and the contemporary context
Projects
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Countering Violent Extremism 2013
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CVE 2013 is Australia's first national and international symposium bringing together government, law enforcement, academia and NGOs to explore emerging themes in countering violent extremism. Presented in Perth Australia in 2013, the inaugural symposium was a partnership between Curtin University, PaVE, Macquarie University, Hedayah International Centre for Excellence in CVE, and was supported by the Australian Government. The symposium featured presentations from former violent extremists…
CVE 2013 is Australia's first national and international symposium bringing together government, law enforcement, academia and NGOs to explore emerging themes in countering violent extremism. Presented in Perth Australia in 2013, the inaugural symposium was a partnership between Curtin University, PaVE, Macquarie University, Hedayah International Centre for Excellence in CVE, and was supported by the Australian Government. The symposium featured presentations from former violent extremists, NGOs, policy makers, academics and law enforcement and attracted an international audience. CVE 2014 will be hosted in Abu Dhabi in November.
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Online Counter Narratives
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PaVE is developing Australia's first online social marketing campaign to counter violent extremism. The campaign, funded by the Australian Governments Building Community Resilience Grants Program will feature a website, three short films and posters. The campaign is designed to counter those elements of the terroristic master narrative that appeal to young people and focuses on disengagement from violent extremist narratives online.
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Beyond Bali: education package for teaching about the impacts of terrorism
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See projectBeyond Bali is the worlds first five module education kit designed to educate young people about the impacts if terrorism through a staged process. The kit draws in theories of moral disengagement and moral dilemma stories as it takes students through the story of a Bali bombing survivor. The kit is available online and has been made available to all schools in Australia.
Honors & Awards
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Australian Security Medal
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Awarded for contributions to Australian security
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Woman of the Year
Harper’s Bazar Magazine
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Women of Style- Charity and Community
InStyle Magazine
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Multicultural Community Services Award- Individual Category
Office of Citizenship and Multicultural Interests
Multicultural Community Service Awards – Individual Category
2011 Dr Anne Aly
Dr Aly was presented with a Multicultural Community Service Award in recognition of her extensive work in government, community and academia, combating racism and discrimination. Her development of the ‘Countering Racism in Schools’ project and her work with organisations such as the Departments of Housing and Justice, the Department of Immigration and Citizenship and the Equal Opportunity Commission have made…Multicultural Community Service Awards – Individual Category
2011 Dr Anne Aly
Dr Aly was presented with a Multicultural Community Service Award in recognition of her extensive work in government, community and academia, combating racism and discrimination. Her development of the ‘Countering Racism in Schools’ project and her work with organisations such as the Departments of Housing and Justice, the Department of Immigration and Citizenship and the Equal Opportunity Commission have made significant contributions to removing social barriers often faced by culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Dr Aly has developed a unique methodology that informs new approaches to data collection for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Building on this ground-breaking work, Dr Aly worked with the Women’s Health Service to develop a data collection tool for use with women from culturally and linguistically diverse (CaLD) backgrounds in a health context.
Dr Aly is well known for her active role in leading scholarly and community debate on multicultural issues.
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WA Women's Hall of Fame
UN Women
This unique awards program will be dedicated to our unsung heroines from all walks of life, from all over our State.
Inductees to WA Women's Hall of Fame will be a mix of prominent contributors, past and present, living and no longer with us, young and old, high-profile and little known.
Selection Criteria
•Excellence in her chosen field of endeavour
•Significant contribution to the WA and Australian community and economy
•An inspirational role model for young…This unique awards program will be dedicated to our unsung heroines from all walks of life, from all over our State.
Inductees to WA Women's Hall of Fame will be a mix of prominent contributors, past and present, living and no longer with us, young and old, high-profile and little known.
Selection Criteria
•Excellence in her chosen field of endeavour
•Significant contribution to the WA and Australian community and economy
•An inspirational role model for young women
•Degree of difficulty of the achievement and related sacrifices made
•Future goals and likely impact
•Voluntary work beyond paid employment
http://www.powerof100.com.au/halloffame/induct11.html?start=4
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Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers Publications Award
Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers
Awarded for
Aly, Anne (2009). ". “The Terrorists’ Audience: A Model of Internet Radicalisation.” Journal of Australian Professional Intelligence Officers. Volume 17:1, pp. 3- 19 -
Dean's Award for Best New Researcher
Edith Cowan University
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100 Women of Influence 2013
Financial Review / Westpac
http://rubyconnection.com.au/articles/2013/october/meet-the-100-women-of-influence-for-2013.aspx
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Inspirational Woman of the Year
https://womeninmanagementawards.org/top50-global-professional-career-women-awards-2023/
Recognize women who excel in their careers, businesses and everyday life while inspiring others
Recognize and highlight men who have committed towards gender equality & diversity
Appreciate and encourage legislative, public and private executive authorities, civil society for their contribution towards gender equality, diversity, social responsibilities, climate and environment actions and good governance
Show appreciation to institutional and individual efforts, initiatives and…Recognize women who excel in their careers, businesses and everyday life while inspiring others
Recognize and highlight men who have committed towards gender equality & diversity
Appreciate and encourage legislative, public and private executive authorities, civil society for their contribution towards gender equality, diversity, social responsibilities, climate and environment actions and good governance
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McKinnon Emerging Political Leader of the Year
McKinnon Prize
The McKinnon Prize advocates for our democracy by acknowledging and encouraging good political leadership.
The McKinnon Prize in Political Leadership is an independent, non-partisan award that acknowledges outstanding political leadership across the political spectrum.
We believe identifying great leadership and recognising leaders who work in a collaborative and bipartisan manner to pursue their vision for Australia, builds trust, inspires others and ultimately contributes to…The McKinnon Prize advocates for our democracy by acknowledging and encouraging good political leadership.
The McKinnon Prize in Political Leadership is an independent, non-partisan award that acknowledges outstanding political leadership across the political spectrum.
We believe identifying great leadership and recognising leaders who work in a collaborative and bipartisan manner to pursue their vision for Australia, builds trust, inspires others and ultimately contributes to better-quality policy and higher-quality governance.
We believe the recognition of outstanding leadership makes it easier for young people and aspiring leaders to see themselves as future leaders, by showing them the path forward for politicians who lead with their values.
Languages
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Arabic
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English
Native or bilingual proficiency
Organizations
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people against Violent Extremism, PaVE
Founding Chair
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