…the White House blog about her personal experiences with discrimination as a hijab-wearing Muslim-American woman, while representing the Office of Administration in issues such as equal employment opportunity compliance and fiscal…
KARAMAH President Raheemah Abdulaleem is Featured in Harvard Law Today Read More »
…the United States Constitution, harm national security, particularly harm women and children, risk compromising the civil rights of American Muslims, and advance a discriminatory view of Islam in America. Download…
On April 6, 2016, KARAMAH hosted a group of 40 students from the Manhattan Country School. The students came to Washington D.C. to participate in the American Immigration Lawyer’s Association…
KARAMAH Speaks to Students Advocating for Syrian Refugees Read More »
…issues. At LLSP, KARAMAH provides lawyers with the skills to better present their cases in American courts and protect their clients. But LLSP is not only for lawyers. LLSP also…
CSW Parallel Event: A New Generation of Muslim Women Change-Makers Read More »
…including human rights, healthcare disparities, and social justice. She hopes that her unique perspective as an immigrant, African American Muslim woman, will aid her in improving all the communities she…
Meet our Spring 2016 Interns Read More »
…of these NGO’s were accused of being infiltrators and of corrupting the culture, and were closed down by the local governments. Since KARAMAH is an American based women’s rights organization,…
Dr. al-Hibri Speaks About KARAMAH’s “Challenging Journey” at her Alma Mater Penn Law Read More »
…Domestic Violence in the Muslim American Community.” She shared insight into cultural and contextual details to better provide support for Muslim communities struggling with domestic violence. Too often when discussing…
Ms. Rahman at MNADV Workshop: “Is There a Nexus Between Religion and DV?” Read More »
…were having for the first time a close encounter with the Supreme Court and this great American figure. Law students wanted to discuss his opinions. Others wanted to comment on…
A Tribute to Justice Antonin Scalia Read More »
…and for loving the sweet, soft side of my personality. Bullies do not get to kill that special side to me. For more info on Muslim American Stories Project, go…
Iman Remembers Spit-Balls Thrown at her Face and Being Called Names Read More »
…the Washington College of Law at American University. Growing up in Pakistan, she was startled by abject poverty, injustice and desensitization towards human suffering and witnessed the dire effects of…
Meet KARAMAH’s Fall 2015 Legal Intern, Zoha Irfan Read More »
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