Sarah Mills, Managing Editor and Writer

Refugee Art Exhibition at the Royal Albert Hall

June 27, 2019 Sarah Mills 0

The Afghanistan and Central Asian Association will be holding an art exhibition at the Royal Albert Hall to showcase their new project: Refugee Women’s Art.

Refugee Week Festival Celebrates Diversity and Promotes Community Cohesion

June 7, 2019 Sarah Mills 0

Afghanistan and Central Asian Association celebrates Refugee Week with their annual Summer Festival

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Coercive control activist: ‘Sally Challen case is about more than murder’

March 6, 2019 Sarah Mills 0

As the Sally Challen case demonstrates, coercive control is the result of gradual, systematic degradation, which leaves wounds often invisible to others.

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How One Community Organisation is Tackling the Problem of Refugee Integration in Britain

January 24, 2019 Sarah Mills 3

As concern mounts over issues of community segregation, the Afghan and Central Asian Association seeks to promote unity through its integration programmes.

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Muslim Heroes of the First World War: How One Man’s Great Grandfather Changed the Course of History

December 3, 2018 Sarah Mills 0

The Gul Mawaz Khan Memorial Foundation is devoted to forgotten heroes–heroes whose history can bridge the divisions that plague British society today.

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We Are All Responsible for What Happened to Jamal

November 30, 2018 Sarah Mills 3

What happened to 15-year-old Syrian refugee Jamal is not an isolated incident. Dehumanisation is a prerequisite to hate-based violence.

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Fantasy Sports and Politics? New Online Game ‘Fantasy Congress’ Gives Midterm Elections a Fresh Spin

July 27, 2018 Sarah Mills 0

Would an audience better informed and involved make smarter decisions? Creator behind Fantasy Congress hopes to get more people excited about politics.

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Really Mr. Dawkins, Are Petty Comparisons Your Style Now?

July 18, 2018 Sarah Mills 2

To answer your question in good faith, Mr. Dawkins, yes, it is your cultural upbringing. But your tweet wasn’t really about that, was it?

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Of Superheroes and Humans: Kimberley Motley’s Fight for Human Rights in Afghanistan

June 22, 2018 Sarah Mills 0

Attorney Kimberley Motley shares her creative approaches to justice for women in Afghanistan and the psychological toll of her most harrowing cases.

Did Tariq Ramadan Lie About His University Credentials?

March 10, 2018 Sarah Mills 3

French and Swiss sources have recently reported that Tariq Ramadan claimed to be professor at the University of Fribourg when he was not.

Articles by Sarah Mills

Refugee Art Exhibition at the Royal Albert Hall

Refugee Week Festival Celebrates Diversity and Promotes Community Cohesion

Coercive control activist: ‘Sally Challen case is about more than murder’

How One Community Organisation is Tackling the Problem of Refugee Integration in Britain

Muslim Heroes of the First World War: How One Man’s Great Grandfather Changed the Course of History

We Are All Responsible for What Happened to Jamal

Fantasy Sports and Politics? New Online Game ‘Fantasy Congress’ Gives Midterm Elections a Fresh Spin

Really Mr. Dawkins, Are Petty Comparisons Your Style Now?

Of Superheroes and Humans: Kimberley Motley’s Fight for Human Rights in Afghanistan

Did Tariq Ramadan Lie About His University Credentials?

What Does Jordan Peterson’s Enforced Monogamy Actually Look Like? | Beatrice Louis

For a New Left | Dan Fisher

The Spread of Anti-Christian Hatred in Egypt | Tara Abhasakun

Cults and Terrorism: Can We Establish Parallels Between Noxious Belief Systems? | Sarah Mills

The Need for an Expanded Theory of Mind in an Era of Increasing Polarisation | Angelos Sofocleous