A distinguished panel of Muslim women leaders will convene to discuss extremism and its impact on peace and security at a special event on Sunday, March 16, at 2 p.m. EST at 3600 New York Ave NE, Washington D.C.
Empowering Voices Against Extremism
Titled “Muslim Women Speak: Extremism & Threats to Peace & Security,” the event will feature prominent speakers Anila Ali, Lima Anwari, Zebunnesa Zubair, and Soraya Deen. The discussion will be moderated by Mandy Sanghera OBE, with an introductory address by Tomiko Duggan.
Organized by Leading Advocacy Groups
This important conversation is being hosted by key advocacy organizations, including the American Muslim & Multifaith Women’s Empowerment Council (AMMWEC), Muslim Women Speakers, and NEBAF. The event aims to highlight the dangers posed by extremism and explore strategic solutions to foster peace and security.
Strong Interest from Pakistani and Indian Communities
The event has garnered significant interest from the Pakistani and Indian communities, who recognize the critical role of women’s leadership in addressing security concerns and promoting peaceful coexistence. Community leaders emphasize the importance of such discussions in challenging extremist ideologies and fostering inclusive dialogue.
A Platform for Meaningful Change
Amid growing global security challenges, this forum provides an essential platform for Muslim women to share their insights, advocate for peace, and contribute to the broader conversation on countering extremism.
