Palestine Solidarity & Islamophobia Awareness Month | ‘Community Policy Speaks’ Podcast Episode 12
In this episode of “Community Policy Speaks”, we discuss the new wave of pro-Palestinian activism and how recent events have inflamed Islamophobia at home.
Featuring:
- Professor Rebecca Ruth Gould: Distinguished Professor of Comparative Poetics and Global Politics at SOAS
- Dr Ben Whitham: Lecturer in International Relations at SOAS
- Sharmen Rahman: Senior Policy Analyst at Community Policy Forum
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