A decade on: Symposium reflects on the impact of the Trojan Horse affair on Muslim participation

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An open symposium on the Trojan Horse affair at Birmingham University and on Microsoft Teams on Thursday 19 June provides a valuable opportunity for interested parties to reflect on the longer-term impact of the incident, including:

  • To what extent have ‘liberal anxieties’ given rise to an illiberal environment for British Muslims?
  • How have academies changed the accountability of schools from local communities to central government?
  • How has Muslim civic engagement been affected by being placed under a security lens? What is its impact on engagement with schools?
  • How might civic education in schools be reframed through a duty to promote citizenship?

Speakers: Professor John Holmwood, University of Nottingham; Dr Ajmal Hussain, University of Warwick; Professor Reza Gholam, University of Birmingham.

Register for the event here. 

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