Fellow DG Mariam Doudi joins us for episode 2 of #AmplifyBlackVoices to discuss how Arabs can check their biases, use their platform to hold others in our community accountable, and the ways in which Dearborn can be more welcoming to the Black community.

Straight from our DG Instagram Live, this episode of #AmplifyBlackVoices, Rima interviews Michael Williams, a loving father, artist, athlete and Fordson Alumni. Michael discusses why Dearborn needs to wake up, the deep divisiveness that runs through the community, and the ways in which we can continuously hold ourselves accountable to being anti-racist.

In S3 E2, Empowered Arab Sisterhood "sisters" Hamsa, Jenna, & Silan discuss being part of the first Arab sorority at the University of Michigan. Listen along, as these DGs discuss the ways in which they promote Arab culture and women empowerment on campus.

To kick off our third season season titled "Never Met a Stranger," Mariam, Noora, Sarah, and Zena meet for the first time to play our #MissingPages card game where strangers find out they have more in common than they think. Listen along as the DGs talk therapy, dating, fashion, and more!

To end season 2, we are sharing our first Missing Page. Missing Pages will give our community a chance to reclaim the stories that we have been told to tear out of our books. Listen along, as Sara shares an anonymous submission submitted by a listener and discusses her own experience with domestic violence.

This episode may contain triggering and/or sensitive material. Domestic violence, sexual violence, sexual assault, and abuse are some topics mentioned. If you or someone you know needs help, you can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255,) the National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233,) and in our community you can contact ACCESS or First-Step (734-722-6800).

In S2 E9, Nada, Nour, and Sammar join Rima to talk about the ways in which mental health issues are widespread in Dearborn. Listen along, as we discuss the reasons why we're so afraid to talk about the elephant in the room.

In S2 E8, author and illustrator, Huda Fahmy, joins Yasmeen to talk about how she breaks down misconceptions of Muslim women in her book, Yes, I'm Hot in This. Listen along as Huda talks mental health, how universal our problems are, and her complicated relationship with Dearborn.

In S2 E7, Jean joins Rima to talk about the framework that built the women of Dearborn. Listen along as Jean describes Dearborn: then and now.

In S2 E6, Nadine Jawad sits down with Yasmeen to talk about how she navigates being a DG at Oxford and her hopes for the future of Dearborn.

In S2 E5, Salwa shares the path she took to really love Dearborn, her identity, and herself.