Muslim Women-led Social Justice
Relationship Building is one of our organizational pillars
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
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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,”
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
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“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
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
Doha, of Muslim Women For, is organizing a healing collective for NC women or any non-man identifying community members and organizers to have bi-weekly calls
On our live stream today, we had many community partners and friends join us on Instagram live to talk about what’s been going on in
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I realized that when I heard about the Muslim Ban I was angry about it but I stopped there and it was not until becoming a Muslim Women For fellow that I looked at it in-depth and realize how bad it really was. From there, I became motivated to do something about it.
We believe that the most important aspect of this event is that folks got the opportunity to engage with people in their community, who might have different beliefs but ultimately share a human experience.