Contributors

Ayaan Hirsi Ali is a renowned author, human rights activist, and founder of the AHA Foundation, dedicated to defending the rights of women and girls. Born in Somalia, she fled to the Netherlands, where she became a member of parliament and an outspoken critic of political Islam. Ayaan’s work addresses issues of freedom of speech, the challenges of multiculturalism, and the importance of defending Western values. Her books, including Infidel and Prey, highlight her journey and her commitment to challenging ideologies that threaten individual liberty.

An American legal scholar and neurologist, Amy Wax has contributed to Restoration and been a guest on Ayaan’s podcast.

Connor Tomlinson is a presenter for LotusEaters.com, and hosts his weekly show, Tomlinson Talks. He is also the co-host of Deprogrammed at The New Culture Forum, and a contributor for The Critic, Courage.Media, and The European Conservative.

Douglas Murray is a distinguished conservative journalist who has written best-selling books such as The Strange Death of Europe and War on the West. He has also written for Restoration and featured on Ayaan’s podcast.

Based in London, Helena Stone has a PhD from Cambridge and works as a UK political correspondent for Courage.Media.

Sophia Barnes is a freelance journalist. She writes on politics in relation to culture, propaganda, faith and ideological capture.

Charles Hunter hails from Charleston, South Carolina and writes about political philosophy and the American founding. He hopes one day to return to Dartmouth, his beloved alma mater.

Luke Daniel is a contributor to Courage.Media, and also a co-host of the Ayaan Hirsi Ali podcast.

Served as National Security Advisor to the Spanish Prime Minister José Maria Aznar (1996-2004), director of the Net Assessment Office at the Spanish Ministry of Defense (2012), and CEO of World Wide Strategy, a consulting firm since 2013.

Writer for Courage.Media.

Writer for Courage.Media.

David Samuels is a journalist and contributor to Courage.Media who currently lives in upstate New York.

Rosie Kay is a British choreographer and co-founder of Freedom in the Arts (FITA). 

Bella Époque is our leading contributor to Courage.Media’s art section, where she explores how current affairs seep into the creative realm, forming thought-provoking outlets for differing ideologies.

James Hume, now retired, was previously a university professor.