How Do We Cope?

The ISB Campus Masterclass is back!

How Do We Cope?
Emotional & Spiritual resilience in a Traumatic World

For 16-26 year olds

Saturday 26th October
09:45 – 20:00 (Dinner included!)
Humanitarian Academy for Development, Birmingham, B11 1BL

Developing a psychological and spiritual toolkit for remaining resilient and connected to our deen amidst the current global context.

Tickets start from £18!
Only 30 early bird tickets – get yours fast!

Please consider purchasing a donation ticket for converts and those in hardship.

With:
Dr Shazad Amin, Consultant Psychiatrist

Ehab Omar, Co-founder of British Palestinian Families Network

Hafiz Wajid Hussain, Teacher of Islamic studies

Imaan Khan & Aaya Miladi, Palestine Student Encampment Activists

Getting here: 

Parking is on the streets nearby.

Birmingham New Street Station is a 25 min walk away, or a 15-20 min bus journey.

If you are between the ages of 16-26 and would like to stay informed of all we organise, please join our ISB Campus chat here. Our ISB Connect chat for 23-35 year olds is here.

Please do consider becoming a member of ISB!

For only £4 a month, benefits include:

Significant discounts on all ISB Campus and Beyond Campus events.
Feeling part of a unique national family based organisation with branches running activities up and down the country.
An invitation to attend the Annual Members Meetings and have a vote on the direction of the organisation.
If you are unsure as to whether you are already an ISB member, please check by emailing info@isb.org.uk.

There will be no refunds unless extenuating circumstances.

ISB Campus Gender Interaction and Segregation policies can be found here for anyone who may be interested in reading this before attending.

If you have any further queries, do not hesitate to contact campus@isb.org.uk for more information.