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Society24.03.19

Islamophobia: A Personal Reflection

One week on from the terror attacks in Ōtautahi, Hala Nasr reflects on growing up Muslim in Aotearoa.

By Hala Nasr
Read Time: 10 mins
Society23.03.19

Amplifying Muslim Voices: A Reading List

Instead of spreading white supremacy, why not read these?

By Pantograph Punch
Read Time: 15 mins
Literature05.04.19

Whakanuia: 10 Contemporary Muslim Poets We Love

Contemporary Muslim poets whose work we love, admire or would like to read more of.

By Hannah Newport-Watson
Read Time: 30 mins
Society09.04.19

Post-Massacre Reality: Why We Shouldn't Move On

Faisal Al-Asaad examines the way we speak about crises and a mounting pressure to 'move on' from tragedy.

By Faisal Al-Asaad
Read Time: 27 mins
Society27.08.20

Not Listening: Changing Conversations in the Wake of the Mosque Shootings

Sally Blundell examines the two very different readings of ‘us’, that emerged after March 15.

By Sally Blundell
Read Time: 24 mins
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