Ayisha interviews Nurun Ahmed, who was the first Hijab- wearing candidate to appear on BBC's The Apprentice.

This year MWNUK's virtual AGM is on, ‘Addressing the Needs of Muslim Women Post-Covid’

This is Part 3 (of 3) - Farah's story of losing her 8 week old son, Sulaymaan and cultural expectations during mourning.

In this episode, Ayisha speaks with Nadia Begh. Nadia discusses the HG symptoms she experienced and the support received.

Saturday 14th November 2020 marks World Diabetes Day. Ayisha Karim (pharmacist) shares a special message!

Shaista (Co-Chair of MWNUK) & Dr Iram (MWNUK Trustee) have an important message to share about our NHS!

Interview with Rozana Isa, Executive Director of Sisters in Islam (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

This is part one of two where she shares her journey into Islamic feminism.

This is part two to two where she shares her thoughts about Quran and social justice.

MWNUK were official partners of Care International UK's #March4Women in 2018. We marched for gender equality and justice.

The Apprentice (2014) candidate, Nurun Ahmed, shares her careers advice from her experiences as a businesswoman

Activists and professionals share their views on what women's rights mean to them.

In 2020, The Centre for Social Justice launched an inquiry on child sexual exploitation and child sexual abuse.

A new series launched in collaboration with Shalina Litt explores the issues that take place "Behind Closed Doors".

Based on real life experiences of a South Asian female victim of child exploitation.

On the 20th October 2020, MWNUK hosted the Inaugural Meeting of the APPG on Muslim Women & the launch of it's first inquiry

Rachel Okello, Conservative Candidate and Jackie Taylor, Labour Councillor encouraging BAME women to enter politics.

An online event to encourage and support BAME women in applying for roles on public and private sector Boards.

Henrietta (author & coach) speaks about Zubaidah bint Ja'afar, a powerful Abbasid princess during the Al-Andalus period

Shalina Litt sings John Legend's 'All of Me' at the Be Cafe, Kuwait.

A poem recited by male youth champion, Nazeya Yafai in Arabic / English about female genital mutilation.