The Miracle and the Squeeze
Swadhinata Trustee Jamil Iqbal writes
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No Place For Hate
Dear Julie Begum, Re.: No Place for Hate Campaign Pledge. I am writing to thank you for submitting your organisations pledge to make Tower Hamlets NO PLACE FOR HATE. Swadhinata Trust’s support and public condemnation against hate will…
Job Vacancy with Swadhinata Trust
Project Manager FIXED TERM for 1 year, 0.6 FTE Bengal United: The Story of British Bangladeshi Football in Tower Hamlets funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF) This project will tell the story of organised football within the…
Congratulations to Ansar Ahmed Ullah on graduating with his Ph.D. in July 2025 from Queen Mary University of London
Ansar Ahmed Ullah is a community activist who has lived and worked in the East End of London since the 1980s. He has worked as a youth, social and community worker and has been an active anti-racist campaigner. He is…
Bangla Beats concert Hosted by Swadhinata Trust to celebrate Victory Day
Bangla Beats – Hosted by Swadhinata Trust to celebrate Victory Day Venue: QMUL ArtsOne Date: December 16, 2025 at 5:30 PM (Europe/London) Come join us for a night filled with Bangla music and celebration at QMUL ArtsOne! Swadhinata Trust is hosting this…
Our next east London Bengali heritage walk
Tower Hamlets Unity Demo
Swadhinata Trust talk for prime time group
Prime Time group on Thursday October 30th 11.15am. Cubitt Town Library Strattondale Street London E14 3HG Tel. 0207 987 3152 www.ideastore.co.uk Idea Store on Twitter I Facebook I YouTube I Flickr
Swadhinata Trust Statement
Swadhinata Trust statement As a minority led organisation founded on challenging inequality, celebrating the diversity of our communities, and specifically the culture, heritage and contributions of British-Bangladeshi’s in the UK, we have been saddened and concerned at the recent events…
A MARKETPLACE OF STORIES – Saturday 23rd of November at 4pm.
A MARKETPLACE OF STORIES – Saturday 23rd of November at 4pm. Ten storytellers. Ten tables. Ten minutes to hear a miniature talk. Then a bell rings, and the audience move to another table to hear something new. It’s like speed dating, but with tales less…