Active Change Foundation
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The Active Change Foundation is a UK registered charity and company. It focuses on 'preventing radicalization' which it calls 'the under-pinning foundation of our work'.[1] 'We are fighting', notes the ACF website, 'an ideology, and one that must be fought in the hearts and minds of every individual person'.[1]
Contents
[hide]People
- Founders: Hanif Qadir | Mike Jervis[1]
Resources
Projects
- Young Leaders Programme
- #Notinmyname - social media campaign against ISIS from September 2014 [2]
Funders and Partners
- Funders: Home Office | Redbridge Council | Walthamstow Council
- Partners: Encompass | Tesco | Twitter | University of East Anglia | Home Office | London Probation Trust | Metropolitan Police | Embassy of the United States of America, London | RICU | Quest Leadership Development
External resources
- Co-founder Hanif Qadir is an interviewee in 'Changing Jihadi Minds' on BBC Radio 4's The Report [Reporter John Ware].
- Co-founder Mike Jervis appears in Channel Four documentary as a de-radicalisation expert in My Son the Jihadi in October 2015. [3]
Notes
- ↑ Jump up to: 1.0 1.1 1.2 Active Change Foundation bout Us. Accessed 26 December 2015.
- Jump up ↑ #notinmyname: Muslims use social media to fight ISIS,
- Jump up ↑ Dir: Peter Beard; Exec Prod: Brian Woods; Prod Co: True Vision Productions