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Lessons from Ukraine: Refugees, Racism and Reality

Nigel Taylor April 11, 2022 No Comments

This morning greeted me with the tremendous privilege of a phone call inviting me to become a referee for some Syrian refugees who are becoming British citizens. It brought back…

What faith can offer secular society

Tony Thompson December 17, 2021 No Comments

Recently we recorded a vlog that sought to answer the question, what can faith offer secular society? This is something worth spending time on as it lies at the heart…

The role of ethnicity, gender and faith in safeguarding

Melissa Llewellyn June 25, 2019 No Comments

Through research, inquiries and guidance from leading charities and authorities we repeatedly learn that when it comes to safeguarding, ethnicity, gender and faith are not things that can be overlooked.

“Invitation to Brave Space” – Let’s talk about racism

Rehana Faisal March 2, 2019 No Comments

I recently wrote in response to the Quilliam Foundation’s report on child sexual exploitation (CSE). I asserted then, as I continue to do so, that to racialise both victims and…

Shamima Begum: Children, Grooming and Consent

Rehana Faisal February 20, 2019 No Comments

This week, the Times published an article which documented the story of Shamima Begum, one of the three 15-year-old girls from Britain who travelled together to Syria around 4 years…

‘Name it. Shame it. Protect the children’

Rehana Faisal November 21, 2018 No Comments

Maajid Nawaz, self-styled Islamic ‘reformer’ and founder of the Quilliam Foundation recently tweeted: […] Yet more ‘grooming gang’ (racially aggravated gang rape) convictions. Once again, all convicted are of my…

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Lessons from Ukraine: Refugees, Racism and Reality

What faith can offer secular society

The role of ethnicity, gender and faith in safeguarding

“Invitation to Brave Space” – Let’s talk about racism

Shamima Begum: Children, Grooming and Consent

‘Name it. Shame it. Protect the children’