Our CEO Sajda Mughal OBE has appeared on BBC Radio 4 with Baroness Sayeeda Warsi. They had an in-depth discussion of her 7/7 experience and her life as a Muslim women in British society today. Click here to listen! To read more press that JAN Trust has appeared in, click here.
JAN Trust has appeared in the Metro, proud to be one of the many organisations supporting the fight for trans equality. We have appeared alongside Amnesty UK and Stonewall. We believe that everyone deserves to be treated with dignity & respect, free from hatred and hostility and are happy to support equality in the UK. …
“We cannot let these attacks divide the community in any way because that’s exactly what they want us to do. If we do, we will be feeding into the extremist narrative both on the far-right sight of things, as well as on the Islamist extremist side of things.” Sajda has been mentioned in the press …
Sajda Mughal, a 7/7 survivor, has spoken about the Manchester terror attack in the press and how the country must remain united in the face of terrorism. Read more here: Manchester attack: London 7/7 survivors pledge solidarity as they warn against fear and hate. Read more here. Terror attack survivor’s message to Manchester: ‘Stay strong. …
“I quit my City banking job to fight extremism” Sajda has appeared in Time Out for the inspiring work that she does tackling online extremism. Read more here.
The Argus have featured the Web Guardians™ sessions, led by Sajda Mughal in Brighton. Read more here.
Presenter Lorraine Kelly praised Sajda Mughal OBE for the work that she does countering online extremism following the Westminster terror attacks. Read more here.
Sajda Mughal has appeared on Channel 5 News to talk about her 7/7 experience and how that has led her to working with Muslim mothers to target online radicalisation. She also speaks about the Westminster terror attack and encourages a message of unity. Watch the interview here:
“We can’t let terror defeat us” Sajda has appeared on ITV’s Lorraine to talk about the horrifying Westminster terror attack and what the country can do in its fight against online extremism. Watch here.
Our CEO Sajda Mughal has written for Internet Matters. She has answered the question ‘How do I know if my child is vulnerable to radicalisation online?’ in order to inform teachers and parents. Read the answer here.
