These men and women were all convicted of crimes related to violent acts across Indonesia. In conversations I had with them in person and via video and phone calls, they provided 69 recommendations on how terrorists can be deradicalized. Some of the men and women I spoke to mentioned how they saw some convicts became more radicalized under the influence of other extremists. “This is an important phase, because if they cannot secure [jobs], they will likely return to violence,” one former terrorist told me. Trust Is EverythingMore than half of the former terrorists I spoke with said that developing bonds and trust with their caseworkers provided a turning point.