Hubs

Find a hub, or start one.

A hub is a small team in one place who connect the people and organisations already doing the work. Hubs are listed here only when they ask to be.

Hubs near you.

No hubs are listed yet.

You could be the first. Start with two or three pillars in one place, and ask to be listed once you have real activity to point to.

Being listed is not an endorsement, and it is not Congregate Alignment. That is earned through a peer audit.

Starting one.

  1. Gather a small group.

    Five to eight people already doing the work, across at least three age groups.

    The pilot kit

  2. Agree how you work.

    A memorandum with host masaajid, safeguarding in place, and a coordinator who connects and does not command.

    Governance and templates

  3. Check where you stand.

    Score yourselves honestly, then plan the first 90 days around the two weakest areas.

    The self-audit

Ask to be listed.

Fill this in and it writes a message for you. You choose whether to email it, or copy it and send it another way.

Optional. Not shown publicly unless you say so below.

Pillars you are active in

Choose any that already have real activity. None is fine.

An email address or a web page people can use to reach you.

Fill in the hub name, area, country and public contact, and tick the box, to see your message.