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2026 INLETS Online: Incels & the Path to Violence

Name: 2026 INLETS Online: Incels & the Path to Violence
Start: 2026-08-06T14:00:00+00:00
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INLETS Online:

Incels & the Path to Violence

August 06 | 2:00pm EST

This INLETS Online discusses Incels, a group of men involuntarily celibate, who engage in an online community where misogyny and incitements to violence against women are common. This behavior often leads to a pathway of violence as they belief that women are denying them sex.

This webinar is a collaborative effort with the FBI, the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center (MCAC – the state fusion center), Washington Baltimore HIDTA and hosted by INLETS.

WARNING: INLETS PROVIDES TRAINING AND CASE STUDIES ON HEINOUS VIOLENT CRIMES AND ACTS OF TERRORISM. THE MATERIAL SHARED IS GRAPHIC IN NATURE, INCLUDING: VERBAL DESCRIPTIONS, PHOTOS, AND VIDEOS. ATTENDEES ARE ADVISED THAT DISTURBING AND/OR OFFENSIVE MATERIAL MAY BE INCLUDED IN PRESENTATIONS. WARNING

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2026 INLETS Online: Incels & the Path to Violence