Our nation has been struggling for the past decade because federal guidance made it possible for law enforcement to profile individuals on the basis of national origin and religion. More…
Making the Revised Guidance Work Read More »
…both questions. Our personal leadership has the greatest impact when the firm/company/organization that we work for faces an uncertain or fast-changing environment, and the quality of top management teams is…
Professor Michael Useem-The Leadership Moment Read More »
…profile. Over the course of the week, KARAMAH modified its three-part curriculum that includes courses on Islamic law, leadership, and conflict resolution. To maximize impact, KARAMAH offered lunchtime sessions with…
KARAMAH Inaugurates the Executive Session of LLSP Read More »
…in name or practice, to profile Muslim, Arab, Sikh, and South Asian Communities. The SRCs are an FBI intervention program that sought to deputize community leaders to assist individuals who…
…unspeaking violence and abuse. Most recently, with the revelation of a high-profile case of domestic violence in the U.S., we have realized that there is still an incredible need in…
20th Anniversary of Violence Against Women Act Shows Us Still Far to Go Read More »
…on crucial aspects of her profession. Amidst the blessings of good food and good company, KARAMAH’s Chair Raheemah Abdulaleem acknowledged the support of KARAMAH’s founder, Dr. Azizah al-Hibri, its staff,…
The Honorable Zakia Mahasa Speaks at KARAMAH Read More »
…with the same training and skills through her company, Go Women Global. Following the prepared remarks, Sr. Aisha opened the room up to questions and facilitated a conversation on KARAMAH’s…
The Power of the Purse: Muslim Women’s Legacy of Economic Empowerment Read More »
…confident of my personal Islamic rights and responsibilities.” Islam, womanhood, and minority experiences are central themes to Nia’s work. She is executive producer of Audaz Entertainment, a company devoted to…
LLSP Alumna Nia Malika Dixon Making her Mark in the World of Entertainment Read More »
…Fitch Co. on the grounds that her headscarf violated the company’s “look policy.” The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) sued Abercrombie on behalf of Ms. Elauf. KARAMAH was one…
U.S. Supreme Court’s Ruling in EEOC v. Abercrombie & Fitch Case Read More »
…people of other faiths from all walks of life come together during the holy month to eat, laugh and indulge in the company of old friends and new faces alike….
KARAMAH Sponsors Community Iftar at Masjid Muhammad Read More »
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