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Islamophobia Awareness Month 2026: Don’t Let It Slide

November marks Islamophobia Awareness Month across Britain, providing an important opportunity to challenge anti-Muslim hatred, discrimination and prejudice while recognising the valuable contributions Muslims make to our communities.

This year’s theme, “Don’t Let It Slide”, reminds us that prejudice must never be ignored, excused or allowed to become normalised.

Islamophobia affects Muslims in workplaces, schools, public spaces and online. Muslim women may face particular challenges because their faith and identity are often more visible.

Lighting Paths, Empowering Hearts
A community-led initiative inspired by Atia Lokhat’s journey, supporting displaced Muslim children across the UK and helping them preserve stability, belonging and faith.
Breaking the Silence: Muslim Women and Mental Health
MWC’s research highlights the mental health challenges faced by Muslim women, calling for safe spaces, community education, and stigma reduction.
(Video) Trauma Care for Young People
(Video) Strengthening Family Relationships
(Video) Dealing with PTSD
(Video) Recovering from Rape and Sexual Trauma
(Video) Racism and Mental Health
(Video) PTSD in Emergency services
(Video) Helping Children Cope with Trauma
(Video) Finding a therapist
(Video) Helping Someone with PTSD
(Video) Dealing With Workplace Bullies
(Video) Coping with Trauma
(Video) Emotional and Psychological Trauma
(Video) Coping with Grief and Loss
(Video) Coping with Depression