The Role of Islamophobia in Sustaining Abuse in Muslim Communities

About the Event: 'The Role of Islamophobia in Sustaining Abuse in Muslim Communities' 

 

This panel event will examine the role Islamophobia plays in sustaining abuse in Scottish Muslim communities. By drawing on current research conducted by Sacred (body.mind.space) and bringing it together with the research and experiences of panel members, the event hopes to engage in a conversation about how Muslim survivors are impacted by this reality and how key stakeholders can begin to understand and address the wider impact of Islamophobia. 

 

Date: March 7th 2024 

Time: 4pm-6.30 pm 

Venue: 

Paterson's Land  PL_1.26 

Moray House School of Education and Sport 

Holyrood Campus 

University of Edinburgh 

EH8 8AQ 

 

Panel members: 

Linsay Taylor - Head of Community Development & Engagement, MEND 

Dr Rahmanara Chowdhury - Chartered Psychologist and Senior Lecturer in Forensic Psychology, Nottingham Trent University 

Isobel Ingham-Barrow - Community Policy Forum 

Maariyah Adam - Doctoral Researcher and Founder & Managing Director, Sacred (body:mind:space) 


For further information please contact: info@sacredbms.org.uk 

@mendcommunity @sacred_bms @policycommunity


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