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#throwback to one of many success stories, JAN Trust is honoured to have become a part of many women's lives helping them to integrate and feel part of the community! This is very important as many marginalised women feel isolated and afraid to reach for help due to discrimination.We're so grateful for all the donations and volunteers over the years. To help us keep going, head to our website jantrust.org to find out how you can support us. ❤️Classes are a key part of empowering women in their communities! We organise fashion, English and IT #classes for women to learn new skills and gain confidence 🙌🏽CEO of the JAN Trust, Sajda Mughal, discusses how the 7/7 attacks impact her to this very day, 14 years after the devastating bombings. Surviving the attacks has driven Sajda's mission with the JAN Trust to deliver grassroots solutions to extremism and radicalisation and to build community resilience. Empowering and educating women on these issues, through programmes such as Web Guardians™, are essential in preventing future attacks. Read the full Evening Standard article here: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.standard.co.uk/news/london/london-77-terror-attack-survivor-sajda-mughal-says-she-still-has-nightmares-14-years-on-a4184956.html%3fampTwitter
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Comment sections are hotbeds for Islamophobia – Here’s proof.
Earlier this month, our CEO Sajda Mughal OBE wrote a piece for the Independent about the rise of the Far-right and Islamophobia in the UK. The article shed light on the fact that many politicians, institutions and news outlets have … Continue reading →