Australian Muslim Women's Centre for Human Rights

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Australian Muslim Women's Centre for Human Rights

Australian Muslim Women's Centre for Human Rights

@amwchr

The Australian Muslim Women’s Centre for Human Rights is an organisation of Muslim women working for the rights of Muslim women for the last 30 years.

Naarm, Australia. Katılım Mart 2020
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Macklemore
Macklemore@macklemore·
HIND’S HALL 2 VIDEO… All Proceeds from the song are going to @unrwausa Video edited by Omar Alali
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Vic Law Foundation
Vic Law Foundation@VicLawFoundn·
Register now for our webinar exploring the implications of technology in the justice system and its potential to exclude those most in need, with Tania McKenna @NorthernCLC, Dr Kate Hammond @amwchr, and VLF's Dr Hugh McDonald. Thu 18 July, 9:30 - 11:00 am zurl.co/botu
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Mehreen Faruqi
Mehreen Faruqi@MehreenFaruqi·
The @amwchr has been courageously supporting Muslim women & amplifying their voice for over 30 years. It was a privilege to celebrate this milestone with them at iftar. Thank you to the legends at #AMWCHR & @DsSayed for the incredible work you do. #freetofeed @TasChop
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. @DsSayed @amwchr said they work with migrant women, young women, whole families who've tried to navigate a resettlement journey here. They find barrier after barrier for them accessing healthcare, incl English literacy to be their own health advocate. #DefiningEquity2022
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Gender Equity Victoria
Gender Equity Victoria@genderequityvic·
We'll be joined by Diana B. Sayed @DsSayed from at #DefiningEquity2022! Diana is an gender equity expert with lived experience as a visible Muslim woman of colour in Australia, doing incredible work in her capacity as CEO of @amwchr. Tickets here-buff.ly/3BiWRUQ
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IndigenousX@IndigenousX·
Aboriginal women experience family violence at vastly disproportionate rates. Devastatingly, Aboriginal women are 32x more likely to be hospitalised and 11x more likely to be killed than other women in Australia.
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We want to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who has supported our Ramadan fundraiser. This year, with your generous contributions, our annual Ramadan Fundraiser raised a staggering $18,752.18- directly supporting Muslim women and families in Australia experiencing hardship
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How can we support you? Here at the Australian Muslim Women’s Centre for Human Rights, we prioritise practical assistance for women and young women to improve their lives in tangible and meaningful ways 🧵
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Mehreen Faruqi
Mehreen Faruqi@MehreenFaruqi·
Incredibly inspiring to be part of the very first Muslim Women’s Festival: @muslim_agenda
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Bridget Brennan
Bridget Brennan@bridgeyb·
For the first time in our history, a black woman becomes minister for Indigenous Affairs. Historic moment for @LindaBurneyMP
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Myths of the model minority are rooted in varying “positive” stereotypes about a minority group. More often than not, members of these same groups will attempt to uphold these stereotypes in an attempt to be the “model minority” 🧵
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