ISB Celebrates Women's History Month! 👏

Celebrating Women's History Month

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In honor of Women's History Month, the Islamic Speakers Bureau of Atlanta would like to recognize local leaders. We asked each leader, "What does success mean to you?"

We also would like to congratulate ISB Executive Director Soumaya Khalifa who will be recognized by the YWCA and will be joining the 2019 Academy of Women Achievers alongside Atlanta women leaders on April 10th. Please click here for more information and to purchase tickets.

This newsletter is our first part of our Women's History series. Be on the lookout for part 2 of Women's History Month!

Rev. Joanna Abrams

Presbyterian Pastor and Community Leader

Success to me means using my energies to make a positive, rather than a negative contribution to the world. Whenever I am able to ease pain or help build a bridge of understanding among people where before there has been estrangement, I feel grateful simply to be alive.

As an ISB Advisory Council member, it is an honor for me to be serve ISB, an especially effective organization and one desperately needed in our troubled times.

Ann Cramer

Senior Consultant at Coxe Curry & Associates

Success means that we all live in a world in which every child can grow up safe, healthy, educated, connected and employable and grows into an interdependent contributing person.

As an ISB Advisory Council member, I strive to listen, learn, and love all people and to then be a vocal advocate for people of all faiths within an interfaith community.

Basma Elashker

Allied Health Psychologist

Success to me is abiding by a high moral standard and treating others as I want to be treated.

As an ISB speaker, I strive to build bridges with people of other faiths and cultures, and clarify any negative misconceptions or stereotypes they may have regarding Islam by educating them about its true positive nature.

Sara Khalid

Marketing Strategy Consultant

Success to me means putting in the sweat regardless of the outcome.

As an ISB speaker, I strive to use my voice to understand and be understood and in that process make each interaction a learning moment.

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