Mohammed Rahman from Birmingham shares with us his life experiences/journey in how when community write you off, how then do we rise above it?  Coming from an urban community, Mohammed became a Ph.D graduate in a very short amount of time and now lectures at BCU. He shares with us an insight to some of the transitions made along with his extraordinary stories, people just take a listen.

Mohammed Rahman from Birmingham shares with us his life experiences/journey in how when community write you off, how then do we rise above it? Coming from an urban community, Mohammed became a Ph.D graduate in a very short amount of time and now lectures at BCU. He shares with us an insight to some of the transitions made along with his extraordinary stories, people just take a listen.

The Roadman's Guide: Episode 9 - Mohammed Rahman

The Road Man’s Guide’, a podcast chat show’ about life and issues from the ‘endz’, aka ‘the inner city’, ‘the road’, or ‘the streets’.Despite the bad press, negative labelling, distorted myths, and inaccurate portrayals, the people in the ‘endz’ survive, live normal lives, and contribute to the betterment of the community itself. This is down to positive, strong willed and self-determined individuals, groups, and organisations, who work tirelessly to make the community a place where there is hope, optimism, and more importantly a sense of belonging.

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The Road Man’s Guide’, a podcast chat show’ about life and issues from the ‘endz’, aka ‘the inner city’, ‘the road’, or ‘thestreets’.Despite the bad press, negative labelling, distorted myths, and inaccurate portrayals, the people in the ‘endz’ survive, live normal lives, and contribute to the betterment of the community itself.This is down to positive, strong willed and self-determined individuals, groups, and organisations, who work tirelessly to make the community a place where there is hope, optimism, and more importantly a sense of belonging.

The Road Man’s Guide’, a podcast chat show’ about life and issues from the ‘endz’, aka ‘the inner city’, ‘the road’, or ‘the streets’.Despite the bad press, negative labelling, distorted myths, and inaccurate portrayals, the people in the ‘endz’ survive, live normal lives, and contribute to the betterment of the community itself. This is down to positive, strong willed and self-determined individuals, groups, and organisations, who work tirelessly to make the community a place where there is hope, optimism, and more importantly a sense of belonging.

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The Roadman's Guide: Episode 9 - Mohammed Rahman

The Roadman's Guide: Episode 9 - Mohammed Rahman