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Dear Twitter friends, My colleagues & I at Organization for Development Solutions have initiated fundraising to buy food for displaced Afghan widows & children. They've lost their breadwinner & home. They are living in the streets & parks in Kabul with no food. Please donate: bit.ly/3l0uEJh

Thank you to Eye and Andrew Mines for the chance to contribute to Mosul and the Islamic State The focus on local perspectives makes this essential listening and I highly recommend it to all UQ POLSIS and CSUTerrorismStudies students and staff UQ News

Twenty years on from the 9/11 terrorist attack, we remember the 2977 people who were killed and give our respects to the survivors, first responders, and families. We also thank those who commit their lives to keeping our communities safe. #neverforget #911Anniversary #AlQaeda

And on Sept. 21 at 10AM EST, we're releasing the final episode with a special Program On Extremism event featuring Murad Ismael of Sinjar Academy, the Mosuli musician Ameen Mokdad, Natia Navrouzov of Yazda, Asmaa Khalid and Ahmed Albasheer -أحمد البشير RSVP: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Tomorrow! Join Program On Extremism as we discuss the final episode of Mosul and the Islamic State with a stellar lineup including: Murad Ismael of Sinjar Academy, the Mosuli musician Ameen Mokdad, Natia Navrouzov of Yazda, Asmaa Khalid, Ahmed Albasheer -أحمد البشير and of course Haroro J. Ingram and Eye.

New today — ‘The Long Jihad’ features research that informed the Mosul and the Islamic State series. Drawing on dozens of primary sources & interviews, it analyses ISIS insurgency doctrines & practices, capture of Mosul, & its policy implications Haroro J. Ingram extremism.gwu.edu/sites/g/files/…

The Fall Issue (No.28) is now online, as always fully #openaccess, all articles #peerreviewed. Get them via journal-derad.com + spread the word! #PCVE #qualitymatters Full transparency: The article coauthored by our EiC was guest-edited to protect peer review integrity.

Pleased to announce that CSU Instructor Kiriloi Ingram has been published by JD_JournalDerad "Centralising Women in P/CVE and Peacebuilding Programme Design" is open access and can be found here: journals.sfu.ca/jd/index.php/j…

It is hard to believe that a curiosity which started in the National Archives of Australia over four years ago has turned into this: the first comprehensive history of #terrorism and #Australia. Preorder link: booktopia.com.au/chasing-shadow… #auspol #extremism #history

5 years of research in 11 seconds - Chasing Shadows out today! The first comprehensive history of #terrorism in Australia #auspol

‘ISIS’s Leadership Crisis’ by our senior research fellow ⁦Haroro J. Ingram⁩ and research fellow ⁦Craig Whiteside⁩ foreignaffairs.com/articles/world…

Happy International Women’s Day! Privileged to be listed amongst such an impressive array of other women who are doing phenomenal work in International Affairs CSUTerrorismStudies UQ POLSIS #IWD

Excited to be part of this and learn about @levijwest's research findings!

(1/9) The role of women in terrorism has increasingly received more attention from scholars. But what is the impact of women in far-right movements? And which roles have women had within IS? Check out our key publications on these topics and more: icct.nl/update/iccts-k…

Building a government from scratch and disarming 40,000 combatants would be no easy task in the best of times; the pandemic has made it that much harder. thenewhumanitarian.org/analysis/2022/…

How does gender inform violent extremist strategies and shape women’s experiences of them? My piece with Australian Institute of International Affairs explores this question by drawing on my primary source analysis and interviews with women across Southeast Asia. bit.ly/3XFqdoG

📣 Introducing the incredible speakers for our International Women's Day Event in Brisbane! Kiriloi Ingram Dominique Fraser and Meaghan Scanlon MP Register for the discussion to hear from these amazing women making waves in international affairs. buff.ly/3Y7Al9y Bios on Insta

Thank you Bryce Wakefield, Australian Institute of International Affairs and the Japan Foundation 国際交流基金 for a successful study tour across Japan. It is an honour to be one of the 15 that makeup the inaugural Indo-Pacific Cooperation Network researching Disaster Resilience. Looking forward to the next tour in Aus.

Great see see our Australian Institute of International Affairs Japan Foundation 国際交流基金 #Indopacific Cooperation Network, a group from across the region we brought together in Japan, still going strong in Canberra. After attending the AIIA National Conference, today the group refined their work on disaster resilience.