Nimra Shahid shares how Muslim Women Connect motivates her 80% of your achievements in life are simply produced by product of you turning up, according to Woody Allen. The film director’s words prompted me to reflect upon the start of my beautiful journey with Muslim Women Connect, when I was first introduced to my … Continue reading Be Your Own Cheerleader
Written by Haleema Akhtar I’ve never felt my identity hindered me. Perhaps I’ve just been incredibly naive? Maybe I’ve been blind to the reality of this cruel world we live in? As a young Muslim, Kashmiri woman, I guess my identity is politicised more than most. Never have I felt discriminated against because of it … Continue reading The Struggles of a Muslim Woman
By Assma Youssef After graduating from university a few months ago, I knew that Brexit Britain would be heading for a few years of uncertainty. Like many fresh graduates, this uncertainty almost mimicked my own anxiety about my next career steps. But, as a British Muslim woman, learning about the findings of the Women and Equalities … Continue reading Triple systemic discrimination
Occupation: Juggles 4 jobs and 6 kids can balance 3 cups of ice coffee and a pet spider ...and has mastered how to hide in a cupboard with a chocolate cake and not get caught by the kids! Shemiza Rashid is a multi-award winning social and cultural entrepreneur, multi disciplinary artist producer, broadcaster, sixth … Continue reading Interview with Shemiza Rashid, balances 4 jobs and 6 children
1. Where do you work and what is your position? I am the co-founder at of Yonder travel and I currently work at the Unite Accelerator in Shoreditch. 2. How did you decide to pursue the career you’re working in- was there a pivotal moment where you recognised this was what you wanted to do? … Continue reading Interview with Fifi Kara- Co-Founder of the Hulah App & Director of Model Westminister
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