Events

4th-5th June, 2011

This conference aimed to raise the level of discourse around the issues facing Muslim women. Leading activists, scholars and academics from across the world were joined by male and female participants to begin to bridge the gulf between scholarly thinking and the reality of women’s day to day lives.

6th March, 2010

The one day conference encouraged women to contribute to local and global communities, to help address Muslim women’s contemporary concerns through a progressive understanding of faith and to promote concepts of active citizenship and shared values

5th February, 2010

Inspire organised and delivered a successful training course for women in Watford.  The course covered a multitude of contemporary issues and concerns facing Muslim women today in the 21st Century whilst encouraging them to explore the role they would need to play to improve the town they live in.

10th January, 2009

This conference looked at the evolving role of Muslim women within their own communities and also more widely in society and how they can aid the understanding and prevention of all forms of extremism.

3rd October, 2008

The course looked at theological discourse surrounding Muslim women in Islam and to dispel commonly held stereotypes and myths about the role of Muslim women. It also provided an advanced leadership training course to the standard course provided earlier in December 2007

2nd October, 2008

The training programme aimed to raise the awareness of the Prevent agenda in an innovative way amongst those running projects in the local community from voluntary and statutory bodies.

5th September, 2008

The course led to the creation and launch of the Redbridge Muslim Women’s Network, a democratically elected women’s body to help encourage Muslim women to become involved in public and voluntary community activities in Redbridge and to help build bridges within communities and between communities.

5th March, 2008

A conference organised by An-Nisa for Muslim women as part of International Women’s Day held on March 5th 2008 in Slough. Inspire in partnership with An-Nisa Slough successfully delivered the programme for the conference.