For the first time since the Christchurch mosque attacks that claimed 51 lives, the victims will have their voices heard in court. The sentencing for the shooter, Brenton Tarrant, will start on Monday at the High Court in Christchurch. It is set t…
Kamusta, Covid restrictions are back, but Anjum and Nona were fortunate with the timing and were able to fit another road trip in before the lockdown in Auckland and country wide Level 2 was put into place. This time, they covered the eastern re…
Anjum joins this webinar to discuss racism and discrimination towards people from refugee, religious and ethic minority backgrounds in New Zealand. RASNC Trust…
Since March 15 2019, a string of lone actor, far-right copycat atrocities provide important clues to the kind of transnational, online movement we now confront, writes Emanuel Stoakes. The Spin Off…
Anjum Rahman CA is working tirelessly to advocate for the under-represented and conquer hate. Chartered Accountants Australia & NZ Note* The article incorrectly states Anjum founded the Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand. Anjum was a foundi…
This online hui inspires and helps build the capacity of communities, organisations and individuals to proactively engage different forms of media, to promote diverse voices and support community harmony. (Belong Aotearoa)…
Anjum talks with Britt Mann about her work campaigning for the rights of those whose voices often are not heard. Stuff.co.nz…
Anjum talks with OAR FM Dunedin about the project, upcoming road trip and conversations in Dunedin. OAR FM…
“The division between on and offline is becoming blurred. Online problems are spilling into the real world. The role of implicit bias and algorithmic data analysis and the way that can reproduce existing injustices and imbalances ...” Auckland U…
Kathy Errington introduces a conversation with Anjum Rahman on online harm, an extract from the upcoming BWB text Shouting Zeroes and Ones, edited by Andrew Chen. The Spin Off…
