International Museum of Women

Join the International Museum of Women for our first tweet chat, "Breaking Boundaries: Muslim Women & Stereotypes."  Experts include: Samina Ali, Muslima Curator Ratna Osman, Executive Director of Sisters in Islam  Tayyibah Taylor, Azizah Magazine We'll discuss how Muslimas around the globe

In the most prevalent stereotypes, Muslim women are often marginalized and presented as "all the same." But did you know that they live in almost every region in the world? (To learn more, check out IMOW's infographic, "Muslim Women at a Glance.") With such a diverse group, it's no wonder that

Muslim women face multitudes of negative stereotypes, but the truth is that this diverse group of women can't be defined so easily. Rather than get bogged down in the stereotypical narratives of Muslim women, explore the many stories in Muslima: Muslim Women's Art & Voices, which show Muslim

Here are two simple ways you can combat negative stereotypes against Muslim women:  1. SPEAK UP! When you hear or see someone perpetuating negative stereotypes about Muslim women, be it online, in the media, or in your daily life, don't remain silent. Speak up against these negative voices and