Muslim Women-led Social Justice
This correlates to one of our organizational pillars
Author: Maya Change is hard, especially in the non-profit world, where relationships are built on friendship and community. Like many of you, we’ve been getting
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Our friends from Cultivating Content, Craft & Conversation, Kim and Christine, will facilitate two one-hour writing workshops on April 18 and April 25 6pm Eastern
Read moreCultivating Content, Craft & Conversation during Ramadan
December 1, 2021, is an important day for freedom and justice in North Carolina. On this day: “The Dignity for Women Who Are Incarcerated Act,”
This past year, we witnessed the highs and lows of humanity and came together to fight against Asian hate, anti-Blackness, and the oppression of Palestinian
Muslim Women For would like to spotlight community work related to racial tensions and political education efforts. Oftentimes, work done in this area, by mosques,
Read moreLocal Imams and the Islamic Association of Raleigh tackle Race
For the past few months, our community member, CP, has been part of the Anne Braden Program, which develops white organizers to strengthen principled anti-racist
Read moreOur white Jewish comrade fundraised for us: here’s what they learned
You know as well as we do that honest, compassionate, culturally-sensitive reproductive health information in our community has been sorely lacking. Here’s your chance to learn from a Muslim and in community with other Muslims.
“Our movements themselves have to be healing, or there’s no point to them”—Cara Page, Kindred: Southern Healing Justice Collective Following the success of our 2020 Healing
Check out the current volunteer opportunities with Muslim Women For
Salam y’all, After our successful 2020 Healing Collective, we have decided to shift to a model that will allow for more participants with more focused