Report Launch: Countering Islamophobia on Campus

The University of Bradford, School of Social Sciences is an internationally recognised School for research and teaching across the social sciences.The School produces cutting edge applied research working closely with governments, public bodies and multilateral organisations including the United Nations, the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, the European Commission, the Quakers, and others.Our mission is to provide a research informed education environment that embraces a commitment to excellence in teaching and an applied contribution to social and economic issues at local, regional, national and global levels.

University of Bradford, School of Social Sciences

Join the Department of Sociology &amp; Criminology and the Aziz Foundation for the launch of our research report.

University of Bradford

You are invited to join the Department of Sociology and Criminology at the University of Bradford as we launch our recent research report, entitled Countering Islamophobia on Campus.We are proud to partner with the Aziz Foundation, who have part-funded the research conducted which explores Islamophobia on campuses with sector wide relevance and appeal to educators, researchers, EDI and HR professionals, equalities practitioners and students across disciplines.The event is significant across the higher education sector with recommendations and interventions made which will aid institutions in countering racism and Islamophobia.The event will take place from 14:30 - 17:00 on Wednesday 18th June 2025 at the University of Bradford.The event will be chaired by Lila Tamea, a PhD Scholar at Liverpool John Moores University with authors Dr Yunis Alam and Dr Izram Chaudry, both from the University of Bradford, joining the panel discussion.The event will include an overview of the research and its findings as well as a conversation with the report's authors followed by a Q&A session.