# Anjum Rahman

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Panel Discussion:- Religious Education in Schools

with David Hines. David Hines and panelists © 11th December 2022 A panel of leading religious and non-religious leaders discuss the government’s new religion in schools programme. The panel:- Paul Morris, Emeritus Professor, School of Social and Cultural Studies, Victoria University of Wellingt…

Co-chair of CH Call Advisory Network on Ardern's speech

Anjum Rahman, co-chair of the Christchurch Call Advisory, reflects on her working relationship with Jacinda Ardern.

Six years since Christchurch mosque attacks

Anjum Rahman, from Inclusion Aotearoa Collective Tahono, and former spokesperson for the Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand reflects on six years since the Christchurch mosque attacks.

Building Belonging through Conversations

In a time when so many are grappling with division and polarization in their communities, where does one start to build connections to better understand when and why do you feel like you “belong” in your community?  In this new podcast conversation, we talk with Anjum Rahman and Atarau Hamilton-Ful…

Anjum Rahman from Inclusive Aotearoa

An interview with Anjum Rahman from Inclusive Aotearoa about their ongoing campaign #NoHarmware with Amnestry International Aotearoa New Zealand. This show was broadcast on OAR 105.4FM Dunedin - http://oar.org.nz

ACTivate - Major Aotearoa Businesses and Communities are Calling for Government Action on Online Harm

The #NoHarmware campaign led by Amnesty International and Tāhono Trust (an organisation seeding and supporting cross-sector action across Aotearoa) is proud to release an open letter signed by businesses, media organisations, and not-for-profits across the motu calling on the government to strength…