…deal with the negativity that can be sent their way on those social media platforms. After discussing ways in which they can work through and filter that negativity, students shared…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR6MKnXbZyI On July 16th, 2015, KARAMAH’s executive director, Aisha Rahman took part in a panel discussion on “Religious Freedom and Women’s Rights” at Georgetown University’s Berkley Center. The panel was…
…on consultation and people’s representation.( See dr. Azizah al-Hibri’s article on Islam and Democracy). Ms. Rahman asserted that the key to change is to develop a strong civil society anchored…
…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…
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…important to illustrate the complexity of successfully introducing change in a Muslim country. Patience and foundational scholarly work are critical. The revision of the Mudawwana (Moroccan family law) was the…
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…is leading, slowly but surely, to reassessment and change. Attempts to accelerate the pace of this change, however, without full understanding of its complex topology, and the deep-rooted commitment by…
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…rights and equal opportunity. The visitors also sought to understand the influence of human and civil rights activists on policy at the national, state and local levels through lobbying, media,…
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…transformation, especially in the attitudes towards women and youth, towards greater openness to social change, gender equity, and civic engagement. Often, imams and spiritual leaders are pressured to find practical…
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…their community. The Maldives remains a strategic priority for KARAMAH and we believe that through our alumnae, we can truly affect change. After speaking with both of our guests, KARAMAH…
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…discord and divorce. Unfortunately, because of patriarchal influences, the Kashmiri society blames these problems on women’s education. KARAMAH’s research and legal assistance work with Muslim families here in the U.S….
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