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BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi takes part in #breakfree video for Marie Claire magazine – 05.01.2016

Join our #BREAKFREE campaign and break free from the things that are holding you back https://t.co/DY2aWXTDgc pic.twitter.com/RkIe1orLWG — Marie Claire (@marieclaireuk) January 5, 2016

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi becomes a #breakfree Ambassador for Marie Claire magazine – 04.01.2016

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi attends a BBC 100 Women event – 15.12.2015

BMSD Chair Nasreen Rehman delivers letter calling for an end to parallel legal systems to 10 Downing Street, as part of a coalition of secular groups – 10.12.2015

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi speaks at “Blasphemy Laws: A discussion” at Oxford University – 02.12.2015

Darren Cronshaw’s review of the “Together for the Common Good” book in Sight Magazine – 17.11.2015

Nicholas Sagovsky and Peter McGrail (eds) Together for the Common Good: Towards a National Conversation SCM, London, 2015 ISBN-13: 9780334053248 “Together for the Common Good offers insightful reading for anyone interested in community organizing, social justice and political engagement directed toward the common good, especially if motivated by or wanting to understand faith-based perspectives.” The…

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi gives a webinar to State University New York students, on multiculturalism and secularism – 23.11.2015

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi speaks at University of Central Lancashire, on inclusive religious spaces – 16.11.2015

16th November at 18:00 Greenbank Lecture Theatre PR1 7 Preston, Lancashire Talk abstract: Women, LGBT people, some disabled people, and members of minority sects and others dissenters have traditionally felt excluded in mainstream Muslim spaces. Tehmina Kazi will be talking about ways in which these minorities have created new and innovative spaces for themselves, and…

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi speaks on “Preventing Violent Extremism and Women” at the University of Southampton – 18.11.2015

18 November at 19:15 Nuffield Theatre, Lecture Room C Created for University of Southampton Atheist Society The Government’s Prevent Violent Extremism Agenda has developed a poor reputation among the Far-Left. Tehmina Kazi, director of British Muslims for Secular Democracy (bmsd), debunks some of the myths surrounding it and gives positive examples of how it has…