Preventing radicalization through visual media

The Italian films introduce people that are soccer coaches, police officers, chefs and actors making a difference in their local communities in Rome. These films highlight the commitment of people to work for positive change in the society by solidarity, teamwork and through the importance of conveying the right message. 1. The film "Mirko Frezza´s sense of solidarity": The famous actor from Rome explains how he transformed his life and now is a philanthropist doing social work in his neighborhood Tor Sapienza.2. All for one, one for all! As a colleague of Mirko Frezza, Valerio Costa works with non-profit work to aid youth, migrants and the elderly. As a soccer coach he talks about the importance of the sport to keep youth away from drugs, crime and extremism.3.The film "I can make the difference!" The Afro-Portugese actress Maria de Sousa, talks about her experiences living in Rome as a black woman and how she fights against stereotypes by using cultural tools 4. The film "We need to help young people!" Luigi, the former police officer, speaks of his experiences of criminals with extremist views and what he believes is needed to change. 5.Believe in yourself! Roben, the chef from the suburb Tor Sapienza in Rome,  speaks of his experiences of growing up as the only Muslim in school. 6.The film "Youth from Rome, Italy": Three children from Rome talk about their views and thoughts about how we can work against racism and extremism. 7. The film "Game of life: Italy" portrays a young muslim soccerplayer and the risks getting recruited into extremism, if failing in the sport.