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BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi speaks at British Academy panel at Queen’s University Belfast: “Is true religion always extremist?” – 03.03.2016

The panel for tonight. @britac_news #bigdebates pic.twitter.com/ODmkFKJZVx — Atheist NI (@Atheist_NI) March 3, 2016

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi speaks at “The Place of Religion in the 21st century” at the University of Birmingham, with Maryam Namazie – 27.02.2016

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi attends Stonewall multi-faith seminar – 25.02.2016

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi speaks at “Women’s Rights: Where are we and where do we go from here?” at Cambridge Middle East Peace Week – 17.02.2016

This event is hosted by Pembroke Politics Society and Cambridge Middle East Peace Week As our third discussion of Middle East Peace Week, we will be looking at the complex yet fascinating issue of women’s rights, with a particular focus on where we are now and where we must go from here. It is a…

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi facilitates workshop on British values at the Afghanistan and Central Asian Association – 13.02.2016

Dialogue & Debate #BritishValues #acaa #BritishMuslimsforSecularDemocracy pic.twitter.com/wyxhqlYhCa — ACAA (@A_CAA) February 13, 2016

BMSD Director Tehmina Kazi speaks at the University of Sheffield on Religious Belief and Alternative Approaches in Mental Health Practice – 08.02.2016

Hosted by University of Sheffield Atheist Humanist and Secular Society LT01, Dainton Building, University of Sheffield, Brook Hill, Sheffield, S3 7HF “As part of our Being Human(ist) Week, we welcome the Director of Media at British Muslims for Secular Democracy & Guardian Columnist, Tehmina Kazi. She will be discussing Religious Belief and Alternative Approaches in…

Video: “An Atheist and a Muslim in Conversation” debate at Conway Hall – 10.01.2016

BMSD Director of Media Tehmina Kazi speaks at University of Winchester class – 04.02.2016

BMSD Director Tehmina Kazi discussed equalities, secularism, democracy and interfaith social action with an undergraduate class of 20 students at the University of Winchester’s new “Theology and Religion in Public Life” Centre.