Combatting Online Islamophobia | ‘Community Policy Speaks’ Podcast Episode 17
In this episode of our podcast, ‘Community Policy Speaks’, we are joined by Professor Elizabeth Poole (Keele University) and Hana Kojakovic (Media Diversity Institute) to discuss the importance of countering Islamophobia and other forms of online hate speech.
Download Keele University’s new report, “#Contesting Islamophobia: Representation and Appropriation in Mediated Activism” and Community Policy Forum’s policy report, “Breaking the Cycle: A Roadmap to Combatting Online Hate”: https://communitypolicyforum.com/portfolio-item/countering-online-islamophobia-reports/
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