…The celebration surrounding the anniversary must not overshadow the continued plague of domestic violence around the world. Daily, we at KARAMAH hear stories from around the world of people experiencing…
20th Anniversary of Violence Against Women Act Shows Us Still Far to Go 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 »
…affect members of the Muslim community in various ways. It is essential that the Muslim community understand the potential effects of this bill – for students, families, refugees, victims of…
Policy Briefing on Comprehensive Immigration Reform Read More »
…click here. As Ms. Abdelkader emphasized in the document, KARAMAH is ever-concerned about the damaging effects of discrimination on individuals and communities. By formulating plausible solutions and continued education initiatives, KARAMAH…
Last week, members of the KARAMAH family in the US, the European Union and North Africa met in Casablanca to assess the effects of the Arab Spring on women and…
KARAMAH Members from U.S., E.U. and North Africa meet at the Casablanca Conference Read More »
On October 29, 2011, Dr. Azizah al-Hibri presented the keynote address at The Islamic Speakers Bureau of Atlanta (ISB)’s “2011 Building Bridges Awards Dinner”- an annual event organized by ISB…
Dr. al-Hibri the keynote speaker in ISB Atlanta’s 2011 Building Bridges Awards Dinner Read More »
October 24, 2011 – 15 representatives from Middle Eastern and North African NGOs and governmental institutions visited KARAMAH. These delegates from the Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program aimed…
Delegation from the MENA Region Visits KARAMAH Read More »
On October 19, 2011, Dr. Azizah al-Hibri participated in a panel discussion entitled “Muslim-Majority and Muslim-Minority Communities in a Global Context.” The panel was hosted by the Brookings Project on…
On October 2, 2011, KARAMAH held a town hall meeting at the Islamic Center of Long Island, NY, featuring Mr. Abed Awad, Ms. Engy Abdelkader, Reverend Mark Lukens. During this…
KARAMAH on Shari’ah and Religious Freedom: ICLI, NY Read More »
…political situation in Sudan and Egypt and the effects of the “Arab Spring” there. Another speaker was Ms. Zahrah Devji, a summer 2011 intern, who spoke about her unique experience…
KARAMAH Hosts its Annual Iftar Dinner Read More »
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