Another Way Forward is a counter-extremism programme whose unique approach consists of empowering young girls against extremism. Ultimately, it contributes to vital social change against radicalisation. At JAN Trust we believe that young women and girls have the potential and willpower to create change. Our programme brings their passion and creativity to the surface to …
Cyberbullying is a phenomenon unique to the internet. With increased internet use, being aware of the impacts and signs of online bullying is important in supporting vulnerable children. Bullying is understood as behaviour by a person or group with the intention to hurt and harass someone. Ofcom reports that 53% of 12 to 15-year-olds were …
Recent research highlights that teaching young people to produce anti-radicalisation video campaigns should be a central element in combatting extremism. Our Another Way Forward programme embodies this counter-extremism model to galvanise young girls to counter extremism. At JAN Trust, we truly recognise the potential of young women and girls as positive change actors in preventing …
7/7 survivor has written in the Metro about her belief that Shamima Begum should have the right to a fair trial like any other Brit. She also speaks of the Islamophobia and arson threat she received after previously expressing this opinion. She writes that if Shamima successfully retains her citizenship she should be investigate and …
15 years after the 7/7 bombings, our CEO and survivor Sajda Mughal has written for the Metro about the governments counter terrorism strategy and how it has failed members of the British public. She speaks of her experience working with communities across the UK to tackle extremism. Furthermore, she highlights the serious concerns of the …
‘I thought July 7, 2005 was the day I’d die’ 15 years on from the terrifying 7/7 London bombings attack, Sajda Mughal features in the Metro. She speaks about her experience and how she has since then dedicated her life to tackle counter extremism. Read more here or below: A SURVIVOR of the 7/7 London …
15 years after surviving the London bombings, Sajda Mughal spoke to Nick Ferrari on LBC about her traumatic experience on the Piccadilly tube train that was bombed by Germaine Lindsay. Watch the video below:
15 years after the London bombings on the 7th of July 2005, Sajda appeared on Sky News to speak to Kay Burley about her harrowing experience and how she has dedicated her life since the attack to tackle extremism via the Web Guardians™ programme designed to build community resilience through the education and empowerment of …
Sajda Mughal OBE featured in a BBC London News piece about the 7/7 attacks 15 years on. She speaks about the Web Guardians™ programme designed to build community resilience through the education and empowerment of women and mothers to prevent and tackle radicalisation and online extremism. Watch the piece here or below:
The 7th of July 2020 marks 15 years since the London bombings in 2005. Sajda Mughal survived the bombing at King’s Cross station, and since then, has dedicated her life in tacking extremism via the Web Guardians™ programme designed to build community resilience through the education and empowerment of women and mothers to prevent and …
