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Every donation you make goes towards combating the tribalism that left Somali people where they are today.

The Anti-Tribalism Movement is a non-profit organisation aimed at educating and raising awareness about the effects of tribalism within communities. The ATM's vision and track record is based on a cohesive and dynamic society where every person’s opinion is valued regardless of clan, gender or political belief.

THE WAY WE WORK


ENCOURAGE DIALOGUE
Creating space for dialogue is essential in order to build cohesive and harmonize societies
FOSTER TOLERANCE
We work with partners to produce contents such as films, publications, plays, and organize seminars, reconciliation conferences and events
PRODUCE LEADERS
ATM in partnership with SOAS, University of London develops 25 elite young Somalis each year known as ATM Fellowship
ADVOCACY
The Anti-Tribalism Movement undertakes number of initiatives and campaigns to advocate for the communities

LATEST NEWS & MEDIA


Adam Matan receives OBE at Buckingham Palace

Anti-Tribalism Movement Director Adam Matan paid a visit to Buckingham Palace yesterday to receive h...

29 March, 2019
ATM Women Celebrate International Women’s Day

Today marks International Women’s Day across the world and we at the Anti-Tribalism Movement broug...

08 March, 2019
ATM Young Leader Recognised at Local Awards

The Anti-Tribalism Movement was present at the Hammersmith and Fulham Youth Achievement Awards which...

27 February, 2019
See My Dunya: New Documentary Explores Manchester’s Somali Community

There are very few positive depictions of British Somalis on film or television. In fact, there are ...

19 February, 2019
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Nairobi: +254 729 76 0460
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