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This week, Mohanad talks with Rana Abdelhamid, Queens, NY community organizer, founder of the organization Malikah, and Forbes 30 under 30. Malikah is an organization building power for all women/femmes through self-defense, economic justice, organizing and healing. Follow Rana on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ranaabdelhamid Learn more about Malikah on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wearemalikah Kate is on tour this winter and spring! Find tour dates and ticket info here: https://linktr.ee/Katewillett Kate and Mohanad can be found on Twitter at @KateWillett and @MohanadElshieky Subscribe to the Patreon here: www.patreon.com/replyguys Hosts: Kate Willett and Mohanad Elshieky Producer: Genevieve Gearity Theme Song: Emily Frembgen and Kate Willett Artwork: Adrienne Lobl

In episode 253, the girls are joined by Rana Abdelhamid! Rana is running for congress to represent the 12th district of New York. They talk to her about her parents immigration to America, her upbringing in Queens, her work in the community, her campaign, and so much more! Check out Rana's website here to learn more about her campaign. Also follow Rana on Twitter and Instagram at @RanaForCongress.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week I sat down with Rana Abdelhamid who is running for Congress in New York's 12th District against Representative Carolyn Maloney as a Justice Democrat-backed candidate. Rana talks about her experience growing up in New York City and experiencing the impact of hate-based violence. She describes what led her to run for Congress in the first place and the reforms we need to meet the current moment in history that we're facing with the possible ruling against Roe vs Wade and the rise of hate crimes against Muslim and Sikh Americans. We also talk about the influence of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq on America and whether or not that has made us safe or continues to put us at risk for those who continue to harm us. Please have a listen and follow, donate and volunteer for Rana at https://www.ranaforcongress.com/ Please make to rate and subscribe to Navigating Politics with Navjot and send us feedback at kauurepublic@gmail.com and subscribe to Kaur Republic Substack at https://bit.ly/3sDNFpA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/navjot-kaur46/support

Emma hosts Luke Savage, staff writer at Jacobin Magazine, to discuss his new book The Dead Center: Reflections On Liberalism And Democracy After the End Of History.  Then, Emma is joined by Rana Abdelhamid, candidate for Congress in New York's 12th Congressional District, to give us an update from the campaign trail. Luke and Emma begin by looking at what the "end of history" means, and how this period, that they were both born into, came to establish a ubiquity of neoliberalism's status quo in the wake of the fall of the Soviet Union and the decline of fascism. They dive particularly into the assimilation of liberals, particularly in the US and UK, into the ideology following the decade of the 80s that saw overwhelming conservative success, looking to Tony Blair and his ability to both channel the zeitgeist of the status quo, and present himself as a transformational figure. This leads them to the Obama era, marking the beginning of the end of the “end of history” in the wake of the financial collapse, and the “ideological universalism” that he employed to fit himself into the center of history and culture, bolstering his transformational status while committing to his conservative politics. They then briefly touch on the role of other political staples of early 2000s culture, such as The Daily Show and the West Wing, and how they created this belief in a commitment to systems, with a cultural rejection of the right, that simply is not a plausible way for politics to function. They wrap up the interview by looking at the role of liberal incompetence, and how the Democratic party in the US manages to consistently act as though they have no power over the system that they control, and the role this played in first bolstering the Bush administration's inadequacy, then pushing Obama's inaction, and finally helping Trump's candidacy along, even pushing forwards his role in 2024. Then, Emma talks with Congressional candidate Rana Abdelhamid on serving NY-12, committing to a progressive agenda that serves her constituents, and how it feels to take on an incumbent that actively looks away from her own district. Emma also dives into Biden's vocal support of workers' collective bargaining, particularly in the Amazon case, Chuck Todd apologizes for broadcasting such nonsense, and Jen Psaki does her best to remind people that it was JUST verbal, he's not going to actually do anything about it. 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Guest Rana Abdelhamid is a human rights organizer, Firs Degree Black Belt, and entrepreneur. She's running for congress to represent New York's 12th. Also, a News Roundup and more. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/its-news-to-us/message

Guest Rana Abdelhamid is a human rights organizer, Firs Degree Black Belt, and entrepreneur. She's running for congress to represent New York's 12th. Also, a News Roundup and more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/its-news-to-us/message

Join us for a flashback to our Mobilize Women Week "Self Defense Class and Conversation!" Get ready for a discussion of the power we can harness over our bodies, the power of our collective communities, and the power of organizing a movement.

Join us for a flashback to our Mobilize Women Week "Self Defense Class and Conversation!" Get ready for a discussion of the power we can harness over our bodies, the power of our collective communities, and the power of organizing a movement.

Rana Abdelhamid meets Stefanie Jewett, the founder and CEO of Activvely: A social app that brings people together through fitness. Learn how the company began, obstacles along the way, building community relationships, and how making yourself visible to investors can make you and your app a success. Learn more about ACTIVVELY → https://www.activvely.com/ Transcription → https://goo.gle/3dS38e8 Subscribe and listen to learn how women tech founders are tackling some of the world's biggest challenges, from healthcare to economic justice, to sustainability.

Rana Abdelhamid is a community organizer and non-profit leader born and raised in Queens, New York. Rana attended New York City public schools and grew up in a working-class community. She is the Founder and Executive Director of a gender justice nonprofit and formerly one of the youngest elected board members of Amnesty International USA. After living in the thick of the COVID-19 crisis in NYC, Rana decided to put a campaign together and was endorsed by Justice Democrats. Listen to Rana's journey as she builds a campaign with the goal of becoming the Congresswoman of New York's 12th district. Donate to Rana's campaign Check out Rana's Website Instagram TikTok Facebook Follow me, the host, on Instagram @laylool --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/laylool/message

En este ultimo episodio de nuestra tercera temporada, Binty nos cuenta su historia, y que la empujo a contarnos todas estas historias de familia. Les agradecemos del fondo del corazón por su escucha. ¡Nuestro equipo trabajo durante mas de 8 meses en esta temporada internacional, y fue la primera vez que trabajamos en árabe! Les recomendamos escuchar las otras versiones de esta serie, en ingles, francés y árabe en nuestro sitio web: ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast para continuar la aventura de Mija mientras les preparamos mas historias de amor y familia. Déjenos un comentario en Apple Podcasts si les gusto esta temporada y por supuesto, siguenos en @mijapodcast y @ochentapodcasts en Instagram y twitter.CREDITOS: Este pódcast fue producido por Studio Ochenta. La historia original es de Rana Abdelhamid y Mona Elboghdadi. Nuestra directora creativa es Lory Martínez. La producción estuvo a cargo de Maru Lombardo. Asistencia de producción en la versión árabe: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Asistencia de producción para grabación en campo: Rebecca Seidel y Fady Samy Tosson. El tema original es de Gabriel Dalmasso. Editores de sonido: Luis López Levi y Maru Lombardo. Gracias especiales a Sadia Azmats y a Alya Mooro por habernos guiado en las experiencias árabe y egipcia en Inglaterra. En la versión en español, la voz de Mija es de Lory Martínez. Nuestro diseñador gráfico para esta temporada fue Sebastián Márquez. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After taking us on a journey with her family across continents and languages, our narrator, Binty, finally tells her story in this season finale episode. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for listening to this very special season. Our team worked tirelessly for 8 months on this international season, and it was the first time we worked in Arabic! We recommend you listen to the other versions of this series, in Spanish, French and Arabic on our website: ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast to continue your listening journey with Mija while we prepare more stories of love and family in the coming months. Leave us a comment on Apple Podcasts if you liked this season and of course, follow us @mijapodcast and @ochentapodcasts on Instagram and twitter for the latest from our team! CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Omar es el hermano de Binty. En este episodio, Binty nos cuenta la historia de como su amor para la musica y el baile lo llevaron hasta Nueva York.CREDITOS: Este pódcast fue producido por Studio Ochenta. La historia original es de Rana Abdelhamid y Mona Elboghdadi. Nuestra directora creativa es Lory Martínez. La producción estuvo a cargo de Maru Lombardo. Asistencia de producción en la versión árabe: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Asistencia de producción para grabación en campo: Rebecca Seidel y Fady Samy Tosson. El tema original es de Gabriel Dalmasso. Editores de sonido: Luis López Levi y Maru Lombardo. Gracias especiales a Sadia Azmats y a Alya Mooro por habernos guiado en las experiencias árabe y egipcia en Inglaterra. En la versión en español, la voz de Mija es de Lory Martínez. Nuestro diseñador gráfico para esta temporada fue Sebastián Márquez. Síguenos en redes sociales, @mijapodcast.Pueden escuchar este episodio en ingles, español y arabe en nuestro sitio web: Ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Omar is Binty’s brother. In this episode, Binty tells the story of how his talents and passion for Egyptian music and dancing brought him to New York.CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us on social media @mijapodcast.You can listen to this episode in English, Spanish, or Arabic on our website with transcriptions for the deaf and HOH community: Ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Binty tells the story of her uncle Sherif, and his experience of the Egyptian revolution. CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us on social media @mijapodcast.You can listen to this episode in English, Spanish, or Arabic on our website with transcriptions for the deaf and HOH community: Ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sherif es el tío de Binty, un hombre que ama a su país. En este episodio, Binty cuenta su experiencia de la revolución egipcia del 2011. CREDITOS: Este pódcast fue producido por Studio Ochenta. La historia original es de Rana Abdelhamid y Mona Elboghdadi. Nuestra directora creativa es Lory Martínez. La producción estuvo a cargo de Maru Lombardo. Asistencia de producción en la versión árabe: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Asistencia de producción para grabación en campo: Rebecca Seidel y Fady Samy Tosson. El tema original es de Gabriel Dalmasso. Editores de sonido: Luis López Levi y Maru Lombardo. Gracias especiales a Sadia Azmats y a Alya Mooro por habernos guiado en las experiencias árabe y egipcia en Inglaterra. En la versión en español, la voz de Mija es de Lory Martínez. Nuestro diseñador gráfico para esta temporada fue Sebastián Márquez. Síguenos en redes sociales, @mijapodcast.Pueden escuchar este episodio en ingles, español y arabe en nuestro sitio web: Ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mona is Binty’s mother. In this episode, Binty tells us how Mona’s dream job transformed her family’s lives forever. CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us @mijapodcast.You can listen to Mija in English, Spanish, French, Arabic or Mandarin over on our website: ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mona es la mama de Mona. En este episodio Binty nos cuenta como el trabajo de sus sueños cambio la vida de su familia por siempre, y como siempre mantuvo su fe.CREDITOS: Este pódcast fue producido por Studio Ochenta. La historia original es de Rana Abdelhamid y Mona Elboghdadi. Nuestra directora creativa es Lory Martínez. La producción estuvo a cargo de Maru Lombardo. Asistencia de producción en la versión árabe: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Asistencia de producción para grabación en campo: Rebecca Seidel y Fady Samy Tosson. El tema original es de Gabriel Dalmasso. Editores de sonido: Luis López Levi y Maru Lombardo. Gracias especiales a Sadia Azmats y a Alya Mooro por habernos guiado en las experiencias árabe y egipcia en Inglaterra. En la versión en español, la voz de Mija es de Lory Martínez. Nuestro diseñador gráfico para esta temporada fue Sebastián Márquez. Síguenos en redes sociales, @mijapodcast.Pueden escuchar este podcast en ingles, frances, arabe, mandarin y español en nuestro sitio web: ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Fauci encourages “more liberal” rules on indoor mask-wearing. Clashes in Jerusalem leave hundreds of Palestinians injured. Jeff Bezos commissions a $500 Million “superyacht”. NewsMax's SNL segment doesn't go to plan. A Canadian UBI study yields incredible results. Rana Abdelhamid joins to discuss her race for New York's 12th Congressional District.Co-Host: Francesca FiorentiniGuest: Rana Abdelhamid See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Abdou es el papa de Binty. En este episodio, Binty nos cuenta la historia de como su amor por su familia y su amor por la musica lo acompañaron de Egypto à Inglaterra.CREDITOS: Este pódcast fue producido por Studio Ochenta. La historia original es de Rana Abdelhamid y Mona Elboghdadi. Nuestra directora creativa es Lory Martínez. La producción estuvo a cargo de Maru Lombardo. Asistencia de producción en la versión árabe: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Asistencia de producción para grabación en campo: Rebecca Seidel y Fady Samy Tosson. El tema original es de Gabriel Dalmasso. Editores de sonido: Luis López Levi y Maru Lombardo. Gracias especiales a Sadia Azmats y a Alya Mooro por habernos guiado en las experiencias árabe y egipcia en Inglaterra. En la versión en español, la voz de Mija es de Lory Martínez. Nuestro diseñador gráfico para esta temporada fue Sebastián Márquez. Síguenos en redes sociales, @mijapodcast.Como todas las temporadas de Mija, esta series esta disponible en otros idiomas. Escuchen este episodio en ingles o arabe , con transcripciones para leer y aprender en nuestro sitio web: ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast :) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Abdou is Binty’s father. In this episode, Binty tells the story of how his love for his family and fascination with music followed him from Egypt to England.CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs aself-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us @mijapodcast.Transcripts are available for all three language versions of this episode, in English, Spanish, and Arabic on ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gidda significa abuela en arabe, y en este episodio, nuestra Binty cuenta la historia de su Gidda Dawlat, y como supero el hechizo de hasad!Este pódcast fue producido por Studio Ochenta. La historia original es de Rana Abdelhamid y Mona Elboghdadi. Nuestra directora creativa es Lory Martínez. La producción estuvo a cargo de Maru Lombardo. Asistencia de producción en la versión árabe: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Asistencia de producción para grabación en campo: Rebecca Seidel y Fady Samy Tosson. El tema original es de Gabriel Dalmasso. Editores de sonido: Luis López Levi y Maru Lombardo. Gracias especiales a Sadia Azmats y a Alya Mooro por habernos guiado en las experiencias árabe y egipcia en Inglaterra. Este podcast esta disponible en tres versiones: ingles, arabe n español. En la versión en español, la voz de Mija es de Lory Martínez. Nuestro diseñador gráfico para esta temporada fue Sebastián Márquez. Puedes encontrar transcripciones completas en ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast. Síguenos en redes sociales, @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gidda Dawlat is Binty’s grandmother. In this episode, Binty tells the story of how she survived the hasad!CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Executive Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. Follow us @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Marzouk es el abuelo de Binty. En este episodio, ella cuenta la historia del patriarca de la familia y cómo su pasión por la historia egipcia la inspira.CREDITOS: Este pódcast fue producido por Studio Ochenta. La historia original es de Rana Abdelhamid y Mona Elboghdadi. Nuestra directora creativa es Lory Martínez. La producción estuvo a cargo de Maru Lombardo. Asistencia de producción en la versión árabe: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Asistencia de producción para grabación en campo: Rebecca Seidel y Fady Samy Tosson. El tema original es de Gabriel Dalmasso. Editores de sonido: Luis López Levi y Maru Lombardo. Gracias especiales a Sadia Azmats y a Alya Mooro por habernos guiado en las experiencias árabe y egipcia en Inglaterra. En la versión en español, la voz de Mija es de Lory Martínez. Nuestro diseñador gráfico para esta temporada fue Sebastián Márquez. Este pódcast fue producido junto a SOWT y está disponible en español, inglés y árabe. Puedes encontrar transcripciones completas en ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast. Síguenos en redes sociales, @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Marzouk is Binty’s grandfather. In this episode Binty tells the story of the family patriarch, and how his his passion for Egyptian history and storytelling kept their culture alive no matter where they went.CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Exec Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. This podcast was produced in partnership with SOWT and is available in English, Spanish and Arabic. You can find full transcripts on ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast. Follow us @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En este primer episodio de la tercera temporada, Binty ( o Mija en arabe) nos presenta su familia en El Beit durante Ramadan. Llena de amor y nostalgia por su casa, ella decide contar sus historias, una por una. CREDITOS: Este pódcast fue producido por Studio Ochenta. La historia original es de Rana Abdelhamid y Mona Elboghdadi. Nuestra directora creativa es Lory Martínez. La producción estuvo a cargo de Maru Lombardo. Asistencia de producción en la versión árabe: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Asistencia de producción para grabación en campo: Rebecca Seidel y Fady Samy Tosson. El tema original es de Gabriel Dalmasso. Editores de sonido: Luis López Levi y Maru Lombardo. Gracias especiales a Sadia Azmats y a Alya Mooro por habernos guiado en las experiencias árabe y egipcia en Inglaterra. En la versión en español, la voz de Mija es de Lory Martínez. Nuestro diseñador gráfico para esta temporada fue Sebastián Márquez.Este pódcast está disponible en español, inglés y árabe. Puedes encontrar transcripciones completas en ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast. Síguenos en redes sociales, @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this first episode of season 3, Binty ( Mija in Arabic) introduces her family inside El Beit, during a Ramadan feast. Filled with love and nostalgia for home, she decides to tell their stories, one by one.CREDITS: This podcast was produced by Studio Ochenta. Story by Rana Abdelhamid and Mona Elboghdadi. Creative Director and Exec Producer, Lory Martínez. Senior Fiction Producer Maru Lombardo. Assistant producer: Zeina Abouelmakarem. Associate Producers: Rebecca Seidel and Fady Samy Tosson. Original theme song by Gabriel Dalmasso. Sound Editors: Luis Raul Lopez Levi and Maru Lombardo. Special thanks to Sadia Azmats and Alya Mooro who advised us on the Arab/Egyptian-Londoner experience. In English, Mija was voiced by Rana Abdelhamid. Rana is also the Founder and ED of a nonprofit organization called Malikah, which runs a self-defense, financial literacy and healing justice program building safety and power for women around the world. You can learn more and support their work at www.malikah.org. Our graphic designer for this season was Sebastián Márquez. This podcast was produced in partnership with SOWT and is available in English, Spanish and Arabic. You can find full transcripts on ochentastudio.com/mija-podcast. Follow us @mijapodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We talked to Rana Abdelhamid, a  social entrepreneur and community organizer, about the organizations she founded like MALIKAH and Little Egypt.Connect with Rana: https://www.instagram.com/ranaabdelhamid/Created & Hosted by: Mikey Muhanna, afikraEdited by: Ramzi RammanTheme music by: Tarek YamaniAbout the afikra conversation series:Our long-form interview series, hosted on Zoom, featuring academics and arts ‎and media experts who are helping document and/or shape the history and culture of the Arab world through their ‎work. Our hope is that by having the guest share their expertise and story, the community still walks away with new ‎found curiosity - and maybe some good recommendations about new nerdy rabbit holes to dive into head first. ‎Following the interview there is a moderated town-hall style Q&A with questions coming from the live virtual audience ‎on Zoom.‎ Join the live audience: https://www.afikra.com/rsvp  Follow afikra:‎Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/afikra/Patreon: https://patreon.com/afikraInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/afikra_/‎Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/afikra.official/‎Twitter: https://twitter.com/afikraWebsite: afikra.comAbout afikra:‎afikra is a grassroots movement that has evolved into a global community dedicated to exploring the history and ‎culture of the Arab world. Starting in 2014 in NYC, our mission has always been two-pronged: cultivate curiosity and ‎to build community. We've hosted intimate salon-style events all over the world that feature in-depth presentations on ‎topics related to the Arab world, given by members of our community. What makes afikra different is that our ‎programs and platform is designed to engage our community to ask their own questions, and provide an open ‎community of peers who support each other as we all look for the answers together. Our vision is to build a global ‎community of curious minds who are interested in promoting intellectualism and deepening our communal ‎knowledge of the Arab region.‎

This is the story of Rana Abdelhamid, a human rights organizer, entrepreneur, martial artist, and the ultimate community builder. In this episode, you'll hear about her fascinating story. She was a victim of a hate crime.  At the young age of 16, Rana had the vision to create a movement supporting women’s empowerment through self-defense, entrepreneurship and organizing training. Since then, her non-profit called Melikah has trained over 20,000 women and girls in 20 cities across the globe with four primary pillars of healing self-defense organizing and financial literacy.  In addition to leading Malikah's mission around the world, Rana balances a full time job at Google, is actively involved in their diversity and inclusion programs ... she's a black belt in karate and has given an incredible TedTalk. I found it an absolute treat to interview Rana Abdelhamid and I hope you enjoy this conversation.

At 16,Rana Abdelhamid started teaching self-defense to women and girls in her neighborhood. Almost 10 years later, these community classes have grown into Malikah: a global grassroots network creating safety, power and solidarity for all women. How did she do it? Abdelhamid shares three ingredients for building a movement from the ground up. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

16살 때 라나 압델하미드는 지역 여성들에게 호신술을 가르치기 시작했습니다. 약 10년이 지나, 이 공동체 기반의 호신술 수업은 모든 여성을 위한 안전과 힘, 결속력을 만들어 내는 국제단체, 말리카로 성장했습니다. 어떻게 가능했냐구요? 압델하미드가 바닥에서부터 이 풀뿌리 단체를 이뤄낸 세 가지 비법을 알려드립니다.

À 16 ans, Rana Abdelhamid a commencé à enseigner l’autodéfense à des femmes et des filles de son quartier. Près de 10 ans plus tard, ces cours communautaires ont évolué pour devenir Malikah : un réseau communautaire mondial développant la sécurité, la force et la solidarité pour toutes les femmes. Comment a-t-elle fait cela ? Abdelhamid fait part de trois ingrédients pour bâtir un mouvement en partant de zéro.

A los 16 años, Rana Abdelhamid comenzó a enseñar defensa personal a las mujeres y niñas de su barrio. Casi 10 años después, estas clases comunitarias han crecido hasta convertirse en Malikah: una red internacional que otorga seguridad, poder y solidaridad a todas las mujeres. ¿Cómo lo hizo? Abdelhamid comparte tres ingredientes para construir un movimiento desde cero.

Aos 16 anos, Rana Abdelhamid começou a ensinar autodefesa a mulheres e meninas do bairro dela. Quase dez anos depois, essas aulas comunitárias transformaram-se em Malikah: uma rede de base global que cria segurança, poder e solidariedade para todas as mulheres. Como ela fez isso? Abdelhamid compartilha três ingredientes para criar um movimento a partir do zero.

At 16, Rana Abdelhamid started teaching self-defense to women and girls in her neighborhood. Almost 10 years later, these community classes have grown into Malikah: a global grassroots network creating safety, power and solidarity for all women. How did she do it? Abdelhamid shares three ingredients for building a movement from the ground up.

We talk to Rana Abdelhamid, community activist, martial artist and founder of WISE – Women’s Initiative for Self Empowerment – about her journey and mission. WISE is a movement for women, by women, that focuses on empowering them physically and emotionally, with a presence in several major cities in the US and now even internationally....