She Speaks: Academic Muslimahs

She Speaks: Academic Muslimahs

By Saba FatimaSociety & Culture
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She Speaks: Academic Muslimahs episodes

  • 002 Lamise Shawahin

    Listen to Dr. Lamise Shawahin (Psychology and Counseling) her life in academia, including topics such as growing up as a daughter of activist parents & grandparents; importance of mental health within Muslim communities; recognizing and operating from within cultural difference; therapists working in tandem with religious practitioners; how women often receive less support for mental health issues from their faith & social communities; and the danger of excluding African American Muslim communities from research on mental health of Muslims. Episode produced by Erica Green

    37 min
  • 001 Sana Rizvi

    As-Salaam-Alaikum! In the pilot episode host, Dr. Saba Fatima is joined by guest, Dr. Sana Rizvi to discuss the journey to getting her PhD, how her appearance impacts her experience with jobs in academic spaces, fat phobia, and so much more. Episode produced by Erica Green.

    39 min

About She Speaks: Academic Muslimahs

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Join Dr. Saba Fatima, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE), as she talks to Muslim women in academia about their research and life experiences. In this podcast, she discusses all things Muslim, women, and academia.