Elizabeth Arif-Fear’s personal story, providing an insight into the horrors of antisemitism.
Standing up to antisemitism: It’s not always easy, but always necessary
Six ways to be an #ActiveAlly
Elizabeth Arif-Fear, a member of the Jewish and Muslim women's network, Nisa-Nashim, explains how we can all be active allies by standing together with those who are different to us
My body is my property: Dismantling gender-based violence in the West Bank
An ongoing issue in the West Bank, GBV and the age-old concept of "honour" are continuing to deny women in the region their most fundamental freedoms.
The Qur’an grants freedom of religion, so why are ex-Muslims so stigmatised?
The Qur'an grants freedom of religion, so why are there so many challenges for those who choose to leave Islam?
More to Palestine than conflict: It’s time to talk about internal human rights
When it comes to Palestine, all agency is removed from those at the center of the issue and replaced by talk of the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Sadly, human rights appear to be nothing more than a pawn in such ill-informed, toxic debates on “Israel versus Palestine.”
A Christian-Muslim weekend in Taizé – What did participants learn?
Discover what young Christians and Muslims learnt during a weekend of reflection and community-building in rural France!
The other threat that both Muslim and Jewish women face
Jews and Muslims face a common struggle against white supremacists. Now Jewish and Muslim women are building another form of solidarity: jointly facing the discrimination within our own communities that denies us religious and ritual equality
