…developing and telling stories about people under-represented in film and television. Nia’s most recent project is an indie television pilot, “Vengeful’ – a police detective series, led by a black…
LLSP Alumna Nia Malika Dixon Making her Mark in the World of Entertainment Read More »
…Change-makers.” Speakers at the event were: KARAMAH Executive Director Ms. Aisha Rahman, Founder of Women in Islam, Inc. and KARAMAH Board Member Ms. Aisha al-Adawiya, KARAMAH Board Member, Lawyer and…
CSW Parallel Event: A New Generation of Muslim Women Change-Makers Read More »
…as well as practical skills for service providers to assess the services and barriers for Muslim victims. By the end of the training, service providers will have a better understanding…
Webinar Series – Addressing DV in the American Muslim Community Read More »
…with conflict resolution skills so that they could affect change in their communities—not create more division and schisms. Our approach is about lasting change and keeping the community together, just…
Announcing Our Conflict Resolution Division Read More »
…Colloquium this year focused on the topic of “Women as Agents of Political Change” and aimed to shed light on the multitude of spheres where women- locally, nationally, and globally-…
KARAMAH at St. Mary College of Maryland Colloquium: “Women as Agents of Change” 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 »
…order to affect social change, following this model, which entails love, mercy and also understanding the customs and culture of the society in which change is to be affected is…
Love like the Prophet: Ending DV in our Communities 2015 Read More »
…screening of the PBS documentary “Gender Equality in Islam” followed by a panel discussion titled “Islam, Culture and Sexism: What Needs to Change?” The panel featured: Aisha Rahman, Lynn Kunkle, Manal Omar and Susan Hayward and…
Islam, Culture and Sexism: What needs to change? Read More »
…dress? In my “hijab chronicles” the most memorable moment is when I walked into a meeting with my professor to discuss my research and I was asked point blank, “What…
…to recognize several of the constitutional errors of the original ban by excepting green card holders and current visa holders. However, it continues to infringe on the religious freedom of…
KARAMAH Responds to New Executive Order on Refugees and Immigrants Read More »
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