Quilliam International's Director of Policy, David Toube  on BBC Three Counties Radio with Jonathan Vernon-Smith, discussing Shamima Begum and why he thinks we "shouldn't be talking about second chances."

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David Toube - "We shouldn't be talking about second chances" - BBC Three Counties Radio

Episode 9 of our Next in Q Podcast Series with your host Quilliam's US Executive Director, Dr Muhammad Fraser-Rahim in conversation with Tania Joya, former Islamist discussing growing up in East London, immersed in its Islamist subculture. When ISIS declared a Caliphate, why travelling to join it seemed the natural next step for her.

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Episode 9 - Tania Joya: Jihaders Wives

Episode 10 of our Next in Q Podcast Series with your host Quilliam's US Executive Director, Dr Muhammad Fraser-Rahim who continues his conversation with Tania Joya, former Islamist. When ISIS declared a Caliphate, Tania's (former) husband moved her and the children to the Middle East, and eventually Syria. Now a secular humanist, She describes the journey, and her escape.

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Episode 10 - Tania Joya: Jihad with a Seaside Riad

Quilliam's Director of Policy, David Toube speaks to Andrew Copson of Humanists UK about the meaning of Humanism, and how religious communities can benefit from a secular society.

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Episode 11 - Andrew Copson: In a Secular Motion

David Toube discusses the tricky question of the interface between private religious conservatism and secularism with Andrew Copson of Humanists UK. Religiously mandated slaughter methods and circumcision are two such crux points.

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Episode 12 - Andrew Copson: A Cock & Bull Story

Quilliam International's Director of Policy, David Toube, speaks to Mike Zells, BBC Radio Cumbria, on Shane Fletcher: White supremacist who planned a killing spree and was jailed and the threats of online extremism.

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David Toube on Online Extremism - BBC Radio Cumbria

Friday Sermon (Khutba)at Didsbury Mosque, Manchester, c. December 2016

Quilliam International is the world’s first counter-extremism organisation. We have a full spectrum and values-based approach to counter-extremism which means promoting pluralism and inspiring change.

Over the last decade we have grown to have operations all over the world and aim to tackle extremism of all kinds. To pursue our work more effectively and ensure that we are localising our efforts, we currently have a UK team, a North America team, and a Global team.

Challenging extremism is the duty of all responsible members of society. Not least because cultural insularity and extremism are products of the failures of wider society to foster a shared sense of belonging and to advance liberal democratic values.

Quilliam seeks to challenge what we think, and the way we think. We aim to generate creative, informed and inclusive discussions to counter the ideological underpinnings of terrorism, while simultaneously providing evidence-based policy recommendations to governments, and building civil society networks and programmes to lead the change towards a more positive future.

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