Dignity for Women Who Are Incarcerated
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,”
Political Education is one of our organizational pillars
Category: Political Education
Local Imams and the Islamic Association of Raleigh tackle Race
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,
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Early Voting Site & Board of Elections Map
Here’s a map we put together that locates the closest early polling places near you! Includes Wake, Durham, Orange, and Chatham Counties of North Carolina.
Where NC Candidates Stand on Key Issues for Muslims
Our community members from the Queen City Family Advocates have produced a voting guide to help NC Muslims become more politically literate, encourage further political participation, and strengthen our sense of agency.
What your NC Senator thinks of the NO BAN Act…
As you might know, a repeal of the Muslim bans passed in the House on July 22nd. We recently asked NC Senators Thom Tillis and
Reclaiming Public Spaces: A Retreat Reflection
The retreat taught me that my identity as a woman, a person of color and a first-generation immigrant is instrumental in shaping the narrative of designing a better world. I am an advocate within my field of architecture, to fight for social design, accessible spaces, and healthier communities.
Sudan in Crisis: Continuing The Revolution Of Our Ancestors
Revolution has shaped my entire life.
Revolutionary Reading Library
In December 2017, Muslim Women For unveiled a small library of books available on loan to members of our community wanting to expand their political