Nadeem and Nicky
Nadeem Javaid
London - Muslim
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Nadeem Javaid is a 24 year old British Muslim who grew up in London’s East End. He has a degree in Information Systems with Business Management from the University of Westminster and is currently undertaking a diploma in Development Studies at the University of London. After many years’ experience volunteering, working and travelling with humanitarian agencies, he now aims to use his technological background in making a contribution to poverty reduction. Nadeem also has a unique love for DR Pepper. You can email Nadeem at nadeem.javaid@faithsactfellows.org
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Nicky Minford
London - Christian
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Nicola Minford, 23, is a Christian who has spent the majority of her life in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She made her way over to London in 2008, where she has been for the last year and will remain during her time as a Faiths Act Fellow. She is extremely excited to be based in Vauxhall with her host organization, Christian Muslim Forum. Lastly, she is the proud owner of two donkeys, Sam and Frodo, who are currently being house-trained. You can email Nicky at nicola.minford@faithsactfellows.org
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Shaping the movement
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Skydive is done and nearly £10k raised!
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Skydiving for Malaria No More
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World Malaria Day - Get Involved
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Wrap Up
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Why Malaria?
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CAMPAIGN LEADERS LONDON
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Happy Holidays
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Faiths Act Fellows Attend Launch of Interfaith Week
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Meeting the Archbishop
It’s funny as a Muslim we are not expected to look for inspiration outside of our own faith.However it is when we interact and learn about other faiths do we spiritually enrich our selves and get closer to our own faiths. Two weeks ago I had the great honour of meeting and spending time with the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams.
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Malaria Can Be Beat
Every year one million people in Africa die from malaria, and still many more are affected by its debilitating symptoms, such; as fever, headaches, diarrhea, chest pain, fainting and vomiting. Even more shocking: it is a disease that could be prevented.
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Many Faiths - One Goal We Are ‘The Faiths Act Fellows’
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The Real Side of Africa
Picture the Africa so often displayed on television – starving children with swollen bellies, covered in flies, so weak that they cannot summon the strength to bat them away. It is a shell of a nation, zapped of life and all we can do is pity them. Now hear about the Africa we saw...
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