…be in the best position to use the information as future advocates. With this in mind KARAMAH’s Executive Director, Aisha Rahman, visited the University of Richmond’s School of Law this…
On March 1, 2016, KARAMAH Executive Director Aisha Rahman spoke at the Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence (MNADV)’s Culturally-Specific Service Provider Round Table entitled “Voices of Multiple Faiths, Forced Marriage,…
Ms. Rahman at MNADV Workshop: “Is There a Nexus Between Religion and DV?” Read More »
On November 6th, 2015, KARAMAH offered a cultural sensitivity training workshop to service providers, attorneys and advocates titled “Domestic Violence Through the Lens of Marginalized Communities: Improving our Response.” Aisha…
“Domestic Violence Through the Lens of Marginalized Communities: Improving Our Response” Read More »
…of Ruth in Maryland, discussed the social services available at the shelter. Services include abuser intervention programs and cultural sensitivity training for their predominantly Latin American clients. Mr. Arenas additionally…
KARAMAH Advocates for Cultural Sensitivity at the World Bank Read More »
…two of KARAMAH’s most important focus areas. KARAMAH educates with the best scholars and experts from our Jurist and Leader Network. This is especially important when discussing issues wrought with…
…and how I came to know Justice Scalia. But there is a small yet untold part of this story that I like best. During the preparations for the event, we…
A Tribute to Justice Antonin Scalia Read More »
On Monday May 18th, 2015, KARAMAH’s executive director Aisha Rahman and Family Law Staff Attorney Julia Bizer met with eight fellows from the U.S.-Middle East Partnership Initiative’s Leaders for Democracy…
…on important services for addressing domestic violence. It will inform attendees on best practices for working with law enforcement to combat domestic violence, as well as best practices for persons in…
Behind Closed Doors: Domestic Violence in Arab and Immigrant Communities Read More »
…the parties’ demands. Conflict resolution works best when we try to understand the needs and interests of the other party. He mentioned real life examples of conflict resolution, such as…
Dr. Amr Abdalla-Conflict Resolution 1 & 2 Read More »
…to learn about and from each other. And most urgently, we need to resist the cheap demagoguery that seeks to generate and mine religious tension for short-term political advantage.” Download…
Beyond Tolerance: Lessons on Religious Tension from Nigeria Read More »
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