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…strive for justice despite the numerous obstacles society might present them with. We hope our guests walked out inspired to recommit to the battle against injustice. The event was a…

…time in which the Muslim ummah is struggling with widespread issues of domestic violence and sexual assault, we must change the narrative and be proactive in eradicating these social ills…

…to her current career and her leadership positions. As Ms. Rosenthal shared her story, she remarked upon the events in her story which led her to where she is today….

…students one-on-one to deepen their breath, she encouraged them to find strength in their voices, encouraging students, “don’t be afraid of your own voice.” She then worked with students on…

On August 4th, 2015, LLSP Class of 2015 participants heard from an impressive list of speakers.To start the day, students heard from Dr. Azizah al-Hibri on women’s financial rights in…

…Equity in the Middle East and North Africa (“MENA”) Region.” Mr. Amit Sen, UNHCR’s regional protection officer on statelessness for the Middle East and North Africa, joined Dr. al-Hibri on…

…their own strengths and weaknesses in conflict resolution. Although some participants were originally surprised by some of their results, most eventually recognized truth in some of the conflict resolution styles…

…a light on the true state of religious freedom in the United States and Europe. Ambassador David Saperstein and Engy Abdelkader, along with KARMAAH executive director Aisha Rahman delivered introductory…

…women and men benefit equally and inequality is not perpetuated. Nurangez’s work is very important as it contributes to the efforts to change gender-based stereotypes and perceptions and to combat…