Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 10 (UK) looks at Recapturing and creating further space for Muslim narratives of being. Find the full list of ten and their details here. This work was undertaken in 2017 – 18, and remains pertinent. The ten counter-narratives will be indexed on this site too here. The need for
Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 9 (UK) looks at A cultural shift in understanding who is part of the national, and how national histories have been intimately intertwined with Muslims and Muslim cultures and nations over centuries. Find the full list of ten and their details here. This work was undertaken in 2017 –
Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 8 (UK) looks at Accuracy in, agitation for and sanction for failure in delivering accurate representation in particular but not solely media representation. Find the full list of ten and their details here. This work was undertaken in 2017 – 18, and remains pertinent. The ten counter-narratives will be
Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 7 (UK) looks at A refocus on equalities, or ideas of injustice as the normative focus of the state. Find the full list of ten and their details here. This work was undertaken in 2017 – 18, and remains pertinent. The ten counter-narratives will be indexed on this site
Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 6 (UK) looks at Removing hierarchies of racism and acknowledging Islamophobia as a form of racism. Find the full list of ten and their details here. This work was undertaken in 2017 – 18, and remains pertinent. The ten counter-narratives will be indexed on this site too here.
Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 5 (UK) looks at Acknowledging Islamophobia as a form of violence that is relational to both recent and colonial history and current events in various Westernised settings that refer to each other in order to perpetuate each other. Find the full list of ten and their details here. This
Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 4 (UK) looks at Acknowledging structural issues and racism(s). Find the full list of ten and their details here. This work was undertaken in 2017 – 18, and remains pertinent. The ten counter-narratives will be indexed on this site too here. The metanarrative of allowing Muslim space intersects
Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 3 (UK) looks at Contextualising the nature and level of ‘threat’ posed by political violence per se by reviewing the epistemology of current security policies. Find the full list of ten and their details here. This work was undertaken in 2017 – 18, and remains pertinent. The ten counter-narratives
Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 2 (UK) looks at diversifying the understanding of what, who and how is a Muslim, and the acceptance of this plurality within a plural understanding of the nation. Find the full list of ten and their details here. This work was undertaken in 2017 – 18, and remains pertinent.
Counter-Narrative to Islamophobia 1 (UK), focuses on Decentering Conversations on Islam and Muslims from Current Institutionalised Narratives. Find the full list of ten and their details here. This work was undertaken in 2017 – 18, and remains pertinent. The ten counter-narratives will be indexed on this site too here. Upon being
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