“Now, more than ever, the responsibility is on all of us to raise awareness of the warning signs of radicalisation, and safeguard our communities from the dangers of violent extremism.

If we can stop even just one person from falling victim to radicalisation, then our work will have been worthwhile. That individual could have irrevocably changed the lives of hundreds had they eventually committed an act of terrorism.”

Survivor. Advocate.

Academic. Speaker.

  • Events

    Travis has spoken extensively at public and private events discussing matters of national security, most principally around terrorism, extremism, and radicalisation.

  • In the news

    Since March 2017, Travis has appeared in numerous interviews with television, radio, and print media, including BBC, ITV, Channel 4, and many more. Click below to view a selection of these.

  • Writing

    Whether through his campaigning efforts, counterterrorism work, or academic research, Travis has been published in several outlets. The latest publications will be shared below.

Services

  • Travis specialises in both grassroots and high-level counter-extremism work.

    He has been invited in the past to speak to schools and communities, business and private sector organisations, and security and law enforcement.

  • Travis is available for hire as a paid consultant.

    He brings over five years of experience within counterterrorism, in addition to the unique position and perspective of someone with lived experience as a survivor of a terrorist attack who now works in prevention of extremism.

  • Travis is currently conducting research into Western counterterrorism foreign policy towards Islamist extremism during the latter half of the Cold War as part of his doctoral degree.

    He is also available for hire as an independent researcher.

  • Travis currently teaches undergraduates across all three years of study at Edge Hill University.

    Currently he teaches modern history, including: American foreign policy, the history of the US-UK ‘Special Relationship’, and ideological conflict during the Cold War period.

Contact.

For academic work: fraint@edgehill.ac.uk

For all other matters: travis.frain@gmail.com

Primarily based in Lancashire and London.