In 2016 following an EU wide procurement exercise, The Unity Initiative (TUI) was awarded the contract to provide mentoring services for a pioneering Home Office programme.
TUI continued to deliver until 2019.
In this period TUI delivered approxiamately 7000 hours of one to one intervention with the highest risk individuals across the UK.
In 2016 following an EU wide procurement exercise, The Unity Initiative (TUI) was awarded the contract to provide mentoring services for a pioneering Home Office programme.
TUI continued to deliver until 2019.
In this period TUI delivered approxiamately 7000 hours of one to one intervention with the highest risk individuals across the UK.
In 2016 following an EU wide procurement exercise, The Unity Initiative (TUI) was awarded the contract to provide mentoring services for a pioneering Home Office programme.
TUI continued to deliver until 2019.
In this period TUI delivered approxiamately 7000 hours of one to one intervention with the highest risk individuals across the UK.
In 2016 following an EU wide procurement exercise, The Unity Initiative (TUI) was awarded the contract to provide mentoring services for a pioneering Home Office programme.
TUI continued to deliver until 2019.
In this period TUI delivered approxiamately 7000 hours of one to one intervention with the highest risk individuals across the UK.
In 2016 following an EU wide procurement exercise, The Unity Initiative (TUI) was awarded the contract to provide mentoring services for a pioneering Home Office programme.
TUI continued to deliver until 2019.
In this period TUI delivered approxiamately 7000 hours of one to one intervention with the highest risk individuals across the UK.
In 2016 following an EU wide procurement exercise, The Unity Initiative (TUI) was awarded the contract to provide mentoring services for a pioneering Home Office programme.
TUI continued to deliver until 2019.
In this period TUI delivered approxiamately 7000 hours of one to one intervention with the highest risk individuals across the UK.
In 2016 following an EU wide procurement exercise, The Unity Initiative (TUI) was awarded the contract to provide mentoring services for a pioneering Home Office programme.
TUI continued to deliver until 2019.
In this period TUI delivered approxiamately 7000 hours of one to one intervention with the highest risk individuals across the UK.
In 2016 following an EU wide procurement exercise, The Unity Initiative (TUI) was awarded the contract to provide mentoring services for a pioneering Home Office programme.
TUI continued to deliver until 2019.
In this period TUI delivered approxiamately 7000 hours of one to one intervention with the highest risk individuals across the UK.
In 2018 to 2019 The Home Office funded 2.5 Million to deliver these services.
Considerable experience working with TACT / terrorist-related offenders both in prison and in the community. TUI has worked with over 200 terrorist offenders to date, also tackling extremism in the community and working with over 170 at the grassroots. They also work successfully with individuals subject to TPIMs and TEOs. The results with the highest risk cases post licence have been positive, with some now actively and publicly counter-propagating at the grassroots level on a voluntary basis in conjunction with TUI.
TUI has Academic credibility. Academic institutions including the Royal United Strategic Institute and The Combating Terrorism Centre based at West Point Military academy support TUI’s work. Renowned Terrorism Experts, Paul Cruickshank and CNN Terrorism Expert and Dr Douglas Weeks, Senior Terrorism lecturers at State of California University and London Metropolitan University view TUI’s ability in this field as being unrivalled and at the forefront Internationally. Dr Weeks based his opinion on a large EU funded multi-country two year study of mentors working with terrorism offenders in 2013. In-House Academic Support. Since 2013, Dr Douglas Weeks (mentioned above) has been a senior advisor to TUI. Dr. Weeks has a strong practitioner background (he served as his city’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator from 1996 until he retired in 2009). During that time, he worked closely with local and federal law enforcement in the United States and was involved in terrorism related criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and analysis, threat and vulnerability assessment, response planning, and policy advisement. He also has considerable international experience working with law enforcement and other security related governmental groups in Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland.
Experience of working with key stakeholders: TUI has experience of daily interactions with the Home Office and key partners such as the police, NOMS, security services, military and government both local and central. Conducting key stakeholder training across Prison, Probation, Police and Governmental staff.
In 2018 to 2019 The Home Office funded 2.5 Million to deliver these services.
Considerable experience working with TACT / terrorist-related offenders both in prison and in the community. TUI has worked with over 200 terrorist offenders to date, also tackling extremism in the community and working with over 170 at the grassroots. They also work successfully with individuals subject to TPIMs and TEOs. The results with the highest risk cases post licence have been positive, with some now actively and publicly counter-propagating at the grassroots level on a voluntary basis in conjunction with TUI.
TUI has Academic credibility. Academic institutions including the Royal United Strategic Institute and The Combating Terrorism Centre based at West Point Military academy support TUI’s work. Renowned Terrorism Experts, Paul Cruickshank and CNN Terrorism Expert and Dr Douglas Weeks, Senior Terrorism lecturers at State of California University and London Metropolitan University view TUI’s ability in this field as being unrivalled and at the forefront Internationally. Dr Weeks based his opinion on a large EU funded multi-country two year study of mentors working with terrorism offenders in 2013. In-House Academic Support. Since 2013, Dr Douglas Weeks (mentioned above) has been a senior advisor to TUI. Dr. Weeks has a strong practitioner background (he served as his city’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator from 1996 until he retired in 2009). During that time, he worked closely with local and federal law enforcement in the United States and was involved in terrorism related criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and analysis, threat and vulnerability assessment, response planning, and policy advisement. He also has considerable international experience working with law enforcement and other security related governmental groups in Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland.
Experience of working with key stakeholders: TUI has experience of daily interactions with the Home Office and key partners such as the police, NOMS, security services, military and government both local and central. Conducting key stakeholder training across Prison, Probation, Police and Governmental staff.
In 2018 to 2019 The Home Office funded 2.5 Million to deliver these services.
Considerable experience working with TACT / terrorist-related offenders both in prison and in the community. TUI has worked with over 200 terrorist offenders to date, also tackling extremism in the community and working with over 170 at the grassroots. They also work successfully with individuals subject to TPIMs and TEOs. The results with the highest risk cases post licence have been positive, with some now actively and publicly counter-propagating at the grassroots level on a voluntary basis in conjunction with TUI.
TUI has Academic credibility. Academic institutions including the Royal United Strategic Institute and The Combating Terrorism Centre based at West Point Military academy support TUI’s work. Renowned Terrorism Experts, Paul Cruickshank and CNN Terrorism Expert and Dr Douglas Weeks, Senior Terrorism lecturers at State of California University and London Metropolitan University view TUI’s ability in this field as being unrivalled and at the forefront Internationally. Dr Weeks based his opinion on a large EU funded multi-country two year study of mentors working with terrorism offenders in 2013. In-House Academic Support. Since 2013, Dr Douglas Weeks (mentioned above) has been a senior advisor to TUI. Dr. Weeks has a strong practitioner background (he served as his city’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator from 1996 until he retired in 2009). During that time, he worked closely with local and federal law enforcement in the United States and was involved in terrorism related criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and analysis, threat and vulnerability assessment, response planning, and policy advisement. He also has considerable international experience working with law enforcement and other security related governmental groups in Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland.
Experience of working with key stakeholders: TUI has experience of daily interactions with the Home Office and key partners such as the police, NOMS, security services, military and government both local and central. Conducting key stakeholder training across Prison, Probation, Police and Governmental staff.
In 2018 to 2019 The Home Office funded 2.5 Million to deliver these services.
Considerable experience working with TACT / terrorist-related offenders both in prison and in the community. TUI has worked with over 200 terrorist offenders to date, also tackling extremism in the community and working with over 170 at the grassroots. They also work successfully with individuals subject to TPIMs and TEOs. The results with the highest risk cases post licence have been positive, with some now actively and publicly counter-propagating at the grassroots level on a voluntary basis in conjunction with TUI.
TUI has Academic credibility. Academic institutions including the Royal United Strategic Institute and The Combating Terrorism Centre based at West Point Military academy support TUI’s work. Renowned Terrorism Experts, Paul Cruickshank and CNN Terrorism Expert and Dr Douglas Weeks, Senior Terrorism lecturers at State of California University and London Metropolitan University view TUI’s ability in this field as being unrivalled and at the forefront Internationally. Dr Weeks based his opinion on a large EU funded multi-country two year study of mentors working with terrorism offenders in 2013. In-House Academic Support. Since 2013, Dr Douglas Weeks (mentioned above) has been a senior advisor to TUI. Dr. Weeks has a strong practitioner background (he served as his city’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator from 1996 until he retired in 2009). During that time, he worked closely with local and federal law enforcement in the United States and was involved in terrorism related criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and analysis, threat and vulnerability assessment, response planning, and policy advisement. He also has considerable international experience working with law enforcement and other security related governmental groups in Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland.
Experience of working with key stakeholders: TUI has experience of daily interactions with the Home Office and key partners such as the police, NOMS, security services, military and government both local and central. Conducting key stakeholder training across Prison, Probation, Police and Governmental staff.
In 2018 to 2019 The Home Office funded 2.5 Million to deliver these services.
Considerable experience working with TACT / terrorist-related offenders both in prison and in the community. TUI has worked with over 200 terrorist offenders to date, also tackling extremism in the community and working with over 170 at the grassroots. They also work successfully with individuals subject to TPIMs and TEOs. The results with the highest risk cases post licence have been positive, with some now actively and publicly counter-propagating at the grassroots level on a voluntary basis in conjunction with TUI.
TUI has Academic credibility. Academic institutions including the Royal United Strategic Institute and The Combating Terrorism Centre based at West Point Military academy support TUI’s work. Renowned Terrorism Experts, Paul Cruickshank and CNN Terrorism Expert and Dr Douglas Weeks, Senior Terrorism lecturers at State of California University and London Metropolitan University view TUI’s ability in this field as being unrivalled and at the forefront Internationally. Dr Weeks based his opinion on a large EU funded multi-country two year study of mentors working with terrorism offenders in 2013. In-House Academic Support. Since 2013, Dr Douglas Weeks (mentioned above) has been a senior advisor to TUI. Dr. Weeks has a strong practitioner background (he served as his city’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator from 1996 until he retired in 2009). During that time, he worked closely with local and federal law enforcement in the United States and was involved in terrorism related criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and analysis, threat and vulnerability assessment, response planning, and policy advisement. He also has considerable international experience working with law enforcement and other security related governmental groups in Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland.
Experience of working with key stakeholders: TUI has experience of daily interactions with the Home Office and key partners such as the police, NOMS, security services, military and government both local and central. Conducting key stakeholder training across Prison, Probation, Police and Governmental staff.
In 2018 to 2019 The Home Office funded 2.5 Million to deliver these services.
Considerable experience working with TACT / terrorist-related offenders both in prison and in the community. TUI has worked with over 200 terrorist offenders to date, also tackling extremism in the community and working with over 170 at the grassroots. They also work successfully with individuals subject to TPIMs and TEOs. The results with the highest risk cases post licence have been positive, with some now actively and publicly counter-propagating at the grassroots level on a voluntary basis in conjunction with TUI.
TUI has Academic credibility. Academic institutions including the Royal United Strategic Institute and The Combating Terrorism Centre based at West Point Military academy support TUI’s work. Renowned Terrorism Experts, Paul Cruickshank and CNN Terrorism Expert and Dr Douglas Weeks, Senior Terrorism lecturers at State of California University and London Metropolitan University view TUI’s ability in this field as being unrivalled and at the forefront Internationally. Dr Weeks based his opinion on a large EU funded multi-country two year study of mentors working with terrorism offenders in 2013. In-House Academic Support. Since 2013, Dr Douglas Weeks (mentioned above) has been a senior advisor to TUI. Dr. Weeks has a strong practitioner background (he served as his city’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator from 1996 until he retired in 2009). During that time, he worked closely with local and federal law enforcement in the United States and was involved in terrorism related criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and analysis, threat and vulnerability assessment, response planning, and policy advisement. He also has considerable international experience working with law enforcement and other security related governmental groups in Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland.
Experience of working with key stakeholders: TUI has experience of daily interactions with the Home Office and key partners such as the police, NOMS, security services, military and government both local and central. Conducting key stakeholder training across Prison, Probation, Police and Governmental staff.
In 2018 to 2019 The Home Office funded 2.5 Million to deliver these services.
Considerable experience working with TACT / terrorist-related offenders both in prison and in the community. TUI has worked with over 200 terrorist offenders to date, also tackling extremism in the community and working with over 170 at the grassroots. They also work successfully with individuals subject to TPIMs and TEOs. The results with the highest risk cases post licence have been positive, with some now actively and publicly counter-propagating at the grassroots level on a voluntary basis in conjunction with TUI.
TUI has Academic credibility. Academic institutions including the Royal United Strategic Institute and The Combating Terrorism Centre based at West Point Military academy support TUI’s work. Renowned Terrorism Experts, Paul Cruickshank and CNN Terrorism Expert and Dr Douglas Weeks, Senior Terrorism lecturers at State of California University and London Metropolitan University view TUI’s ability in this field as being unrivalled and at the forefront Internationally. Dr Weeks based his opinion on a large EU funded multi-country two year study of mentors working with terrorism offenders in 2013. In-House Academic Support. Since 2013, Dr Douglas Weeks (mentioned above) has been a senior advisor to TUI. Dr. Weeks has a strong practitioner background (he served as his city’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator from 1996 until he retired in 2009). During that time, he worked closely with local and federal law enforcement in the United States and was involved in terrorism related criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and analysis, threat and vulnerability assessment, response planning, and policy advisement. He also has considerable international experience working with law enforcement and other security related governmental groups in Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland.
Experience of working with key stakeholders: TUI has experience of daily interactions with the Home Office and key partners such as the police, NOMS, security services, military and government both local and central. Conducting key stakeholder training across Prison, Probation, Police and Governmental staff.
In 2018 to 2019 The Home Office funded 2.5 Million to deliver these services.
Considerable experience working with TACT / terrorist-related offenders both in prison and in the community. TUI has worked with over 200 terrorist offenders to date, also tackling extremism in the community and working with over 170 at the grassroots. They also work successfully with individuals subject to TPIMs and TEOs. The results with the highest risk cases post licence have been positive, with some now actively and publicly counter-propagating at the grassroots level on a voluntary basis in conjunction with TUI.
TUI has Academic credibility. Academic institutions including the Royal United Strategic Institute and The Combating Terrorism Centre based at West Point Military academy support TUI’s work. Renowned Terrorism Experts, Paul Cruickshank and CNN Terrorism Expert and Dr Douglas Weeks, Senior Terrorism lecturers at State of California University and London Metropolitan University view TUI’s ability in this field as being unrivalled and at the forefront Internationally. Dr Weeks based his opinion on a large EU funded multi-country two year study of mentors working with terrorism offenders in 2013. In-House Academic Support. Since 2013, Dr Douglas Weeks (mentioned above) has been a senior advisor to TUI. Dr. Weeks has a strong practitioner background (he served as his city’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator from 1996 until he retired in 2009). During that time, he worked closely with local and federal law enforcement in the United States and was involved in terrorism related criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and analysis, threat and vulnerability assessment, response planning, and policy advisement. He also has considerable international experience working with law enforcement and other security related governmental groups in Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland.
Experience of working with key stakeholders: TUI has experience of daily interactions with the Home Office and key partners such as the police, NOMS, security services, military and government both local and central. Conducting key stakeholder training across Prison, Probation, Police and Governmental staff.
In 2018 to 2019 The Home Office funded 2.5 Million to deliver these services.
Considerable experience working with TACT / terrorist-related offenders both in prison and in the community. TUI has worked with over 200 terrorist offenders to date, also tackling extremism in the community and working with over 170 at the grassroots. They also work successfully with individuals subject to TPIMs and TEOs. The results with the highest risk cases post licence have been positive, with some now actively and publicly counter-propagating at the grassroots level on a voluntary basis in conjunction with TUI.
TUI has Academic credibility. Academic institutions including the Royal United Strategic Institute and The Combating Terrorism Centre based at West Point Military academy support TUI’s work. Renowned Terrorism Experts, Paul Cruickshank and CNN Terrorism Expert and Dr Douglas Weeks, Senior Terrorism lecturers at State of California University and London Metropolitan University view TUI’s ability in this field as being unrivalled and at the forefront Internationally. Dr Weeks based his opinion on a large EU funded multi-country two year study of mentors working with terrorism offenders in 2013. In-House Academic Support. Since 2013, Dr Douglas Weeks (mentioned above) has been a senior advisor to TUI. Dr. Weeks has a strong practitioner background (he served as his city’s Counter-Terrorism Coordinator from 1996 until he retired in 2009). During that time, he worked closely with local and federal law enforcement in the United States and was involved in terrorism related criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and analysis, threat and vulnerability assessment, response planning, and policy advisement. He also has considerable international experience working with law enforcement and other security related governmental groups in Israel, Palestine, and Northern Ireland.
Experience of working with key stakeholders: TUI has experience of daily interactions with the Home Office and key partners such as the police, NOMS, security services, military and government both local and central. Conducting key stakeholder training across Prison, Probation, Police and Governmental staff.
WE ARE
Interview with
Dr Angela Misra
Dr Angela Misra
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Dr Angela Misra is a practising medical Doctor, having graduated with MBBS BSc (Cardiovascular Sciences) from Imperial College London (2012), a member of the Board of trustees at Alamiyah Educational Foundation, an Interventions Consultant and Business Manager at The Unity Initiative (TUI).
TUI is a specialist Intervention Consultancy based in the UK, established in 2009. TUI has 3 main domains of work: one-to-one male and female Terrorist Act (TACT) offender rehabilitation; delivering front-line staff training programs for Prison, Probation and Police staff; and community interventions tackling the politicized absolutist mindset.
Dr Misra co-founded The Unity Initiative whilst at Imperial College London and is the only female TACT offender Intervention Consultants in the country with practical experience at the highest level. Due to the direct, critical and continuing nature of the work being carried out at The Unity Initiative, Dr Misra ensures this empirical data undergoes real-time analysis and that the strategies, educational programs and intellectual technology employed at The Unity Initiative remain cutting-edge, practical and relevant. She is therefore responsible for the design, production and delivery of the bespoke educational programs, workshops and lectures that The Unity Initiative delivers to front-line staff.
The foundation of Dr Misra practical experience derives from having worked at the grassroots tackling issues such as physical/emotional/sexual abuse, honor violence, domestic abuse, violent extremism, the absolutist mindset and hate crimes amongst others. Dr Misra has also worked intensively evaluating the reactionary sub-cultures present within the various educational spheres; concentrating specifically on the tertiary environment.
Dr Misra believes Education within the Institutional, community and family environment is a crucial factor that underpins the majority of social issues currently afflicting communities. She believes that this field needs further holistic and authentic development both in terms of legitimacy and being relevant within the world’s current religious and political climate.