Identity Politics Podcast: Heyy Auntie – (ft. The Villiage Auntie)
The Village Auntie herself, Angelica Lindsey-Ali, joins us to discuss the importance of owning your sexual health and finding spaces to explore issues around intimacy, pleasure and womanhood. GUEST: Angelica Lindsey-Ali, @villageauntie, is a community scholar whose research interests include
Challenges and Opportunities Facing American Muslim Youth
By Sameera Ahmed and Maha Ezzeddine American Muslim youth struggle with a flux of developmental, social, cultural, and religious factors that can propel them toward negative attitudes and behavior that impede their development. This paper explores the challenges identified by
Does the Apple Fall Far From Prison? – a look at the effects of stigma (video)
Perceptions and Experiences of Marriage Preparation Among U.S. Muslims: Multiple Voices from the Community
Authors: Amal Killawi (Research Fellow with The Family and Youth Institute), Elham Fathi, Iman Dadras, Manijeh Daneshpour, Arij Elmi, Hamada Altalib First published: 17 April 2017 in the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy Funding for data collection
Where Do We Go From Here? Ten Years of Substance Use Research in Muslim Populations
Where Do We Go From Here? Ten Years of Substance Use Research in Muslim Populations Dr. Sameera Ahmed along with Dr. Cynthia Arfken recently published an article in the Journal of Muslim Mental Health titled Ten Years of Substance Use Research