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A Book of Poems Commemorating Juneteenth
By the thirty day mark of the COVID-19 pandemic, I experienced, anxiety, depression, discomfort, fear, financial loss and compromised freedom. My experience was unfortunately not unusual. This was a continuous existence for the enslaved African-Americans for 400 years. I took comfort and strength being close the trees in my favorite park. The trees and the beauty of the park was my therapy, ease in the difficult time of COVID.
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Sister Laila is a fourth generation African American Muslim. She is an educator and community advocate working to build healthy community life. From the age of fifteen, she has traveled the world, falling in love with the diversity of the human family. Sister Laila continues to travels around the world participating in interfaith activities and speaking on a range of topics from her grandfather Imam W. Deen Mohammed, education, fostering female leadership and much, much more.
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Dialogue and Friendship Dinner 2018, Austin TX. Poem by keynote speaker Sister Laila Muhammad.
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Sister Laila receives the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award. This prestigious honor is awarded to those who contribute more than 4,000 hours of service in their lifetime.
Discover more about the President's Service Awards. VolunteerismReach out to Sister Laila to be a part of our volunteer team!
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WOMB Awards GalaWOMB Awards Gala honoring females in the area of Business, Education, Arts & Activism. We are mirrors for each other. When one receives an award we all receive an award. These WOMB awards are inspired by the following achieving women, Clara Muhammad, Annie Malone, Maya Angelou and Shirley Muhammad. We see ourselves in their amazing reflections.
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A Lived Story of African-American Women Open to BenevolenceSister Laila Muhammad will speak about the origins of Islam in America and the importance of leadership and volunteerism in Muslim communities. Light refreshments will be served.
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Bringing individuals and communities together through shared stories and experiences, for the betterment of humanity. A Shared Memory provides programming that is customizable for individual and group needs including workshops, presentations, and/or lectures. Program topics include - Fostering a Healthy Self Image: Female Leadership, 12-Month of Awareness, Islam in America, Interfaith Dialogue / Workshops, and Traveling Museum opportunities.
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