As framed by the State Department

This week, the White House hosted a Summit to Counter Violent Extremism to highlight domestic and international efforts to prevent violent extremists and their supporters from radicalizing, recruiting, or inspiring individuals or groups in the United States and abroad to commit acts of violence.  …  At the Summit, Secretary of State John Kerry said, “Our goal today is to take this chance to think broadly about how to prevent violent ideologies from taking hold, and how to prevent terrorist networks…from linking up with aggrieved groups elsewhere, and how to prevent them from thereby expanding their influence.”

Secretary Kerry described this effort as the “the defining fight of our generation” and a task not just for governments but everyone, including civil society, the faith community, foundations and philanthropists, and the private sector.

The State Department found the solution to “violent extremism” (Jihad) is through community action (organizing?). They found the six key actions to defeat (jihad) are, Communicate, Partner, Educate, Engage, Mentor and Support. The brilliance in the simplicity was apparent in this graphic:

I think we can all agree we are well on our way to defeating the JV team or whoever they are and whatever they are called. With any luck, they will find their own jobs as well!