Social fragmentation is a national security risk that looks like a cultural problem
We help governments and institutions build the structural architecture that prevents it - at the intersection of extremism prevention, interfaith governance, and public trust.
The Problem
Most institutions are solving the wrong problem.
Extremism and polarization are routinely treated as issues of ideology, culture, or communications, when in reality, they are structural vulnerabilities.
When left unaddressed, they erode institutional legitimacy, fracture public trust, and create the openings that radicalization and coordinated influence move through.
What presents as a cultural conflict is almost always a failure of institutional design, incentives, and response architecture.
Who I Work With
Organizations navigating identity-based tension or rapid demographic change
Law enforcement leadership and police services
Government and public sector decision-makers
Institutions facing increased activism and counter-activism cycles
Policy and research institutions
Advisory Areas
Government and Organizational Advisory (Boards, Cabinets, Policy Teams)
Extremism Prevention Strategy & Framework Development
Strategic Communication for Sensitive Files
Interfaith and Diaspora Dynamics as Instruments of National Resilience
Keynote Speaking & Public Education
Principal Advisor
Nika Jabiyeva is the Principal of Majority Public Affairs, specializing in extremism prevention, interfaith governance, and public trust infrastructure.
She has advised Cabinet-level leadership on preventing extremist influence and preserving interfaith stability. Her work sits at the intersection of policy design and structural resilience, with particular depth in how radicalization dynamics move through diaspora communities, grounded in sustained engagement across policy and institutional interfaces.
Nika is a recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal for interfaith engagement, with additional recognitions for advancing community cohesion and bridging divides across cultural and institutional lines.
Approach & Framework
01. Preventing Extremism Strategy
Developing actionable approaches to identify, contain, and prevent extremist influence within institutional and civic ecosystems.
02. Institutional Resilience Design
Advising on structural adjustments that reduce vulnerability to polarization, internal capture, and reactive decision-making.
03. Coalition Building
Constructing durable cross-ideological, interfaith alliances united by a shared commitment to civic values.
How I Work
Discretion Trusted advisor to Cabinet ministers, parliamentary leadership, and institutional strategy units.
Precision Short, defined engagements delivering proprietary frameworks and in-depth advisory.
Alignment Grounded in cultural realities, and long-term strategic objectives. No generic playbooks. No political theatre.
Proven at Scale Scaled organizations nationally, designed national interfaith systems, and built the coalitions that strengthened institutional trust where it was most at risk.