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Muslim Wellness Foundation

The Muslim Wellness Foundation promotes mental health and wellness within the Muslim community through education, advocacy, and culturally relevant resources. They focus on healing, empowerment, and fostering dialogue around mental health issues affecting Muslims.

Since 2011, Muslim Wellness Foundation (MWF) has worked to transform how American Muslim communities understand and respond to mental health, identity, faith, trauma, and collective well-being. What began as a commitment to challenging stigma and expanding access to culturally relevant mental health education has evolved into a broader movement advancing healing, scholarship, leadership development, cultural preservation, and community-centered social change.For 15 years, MWF has created spaces for difficult conversations, cultivated emerging leaders, challenged harmful narratives, and strengthened communities through education, research, dialogue, and collective care.&nbsp;As we celebrate this milestone, your support helps sustain and expand our work across three interconnected areas:<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Healing &amp; Community Wellness: Advancing culturally responsive mental health education, restorative practices, and healing-centered approaches that strengthen individuals, families, and communities.</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Leadership, Education &amp; Community Development: Cultivating emerging leaders, supporting faith and community institutions, and creating opportunities for intergenerational learning, mentorship, and meaningful engagement.</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Omar ibn Said Institute for Black Muslim Studies &amp; Research: Preserving overlooked histories, advancing research and public scholarship, and building relationships across the Black Atlantic. Through initiatives such as the Black Muslim Psychology Conference (BMPC2026: Rasikh &mdash; What We Carry Forward), the Institute brings together scholars, artists, practitioners, faith leaders, and communities to deepen understanding, strengthen collective well-being, and develop lasting partnerships.</li></ul>Your donation is an investment in the next chapter of MWF&#39;s 15-year legacy: sustaining community-centered programs, supporting the people and partnerships that make this work possible, and building the institutional capacity needed to continue serving future generations. 15 years of service. A legacy of healing, scholarship, and community. A future we can build together.&nbsp;Give today. Help us carry the work forward.Stay connected! <a fr-original-style="" href="//muslimwellness.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">muslimwellness.com</a><a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:info@muslimwellness.com" rel="noopener noreferrer noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">info@muslimwellness.com</a>IG: MWFNationalFB: Muslim Wellness FoundationLinkedIn: Muslim Wellness Foundation

Since 2011, Muslim Wellness Foundation (MWF) has worked to transform how American Muslim communities understand and respond to mental health, identity, faith, trauma, and collective well-being. What began as a commitment to challenging stigma and expanding access to culturally relevant mental health education has evolved into a broader movement advancing healing, scholarship, leadership development, cultural preservation, and community-centered social change.For 15 years, MWF has created spaces for difficult conversations, cultivated emerging leaders, challenged harmful narratives, and strengthened communities through education, research, dialogue, and collective care. As we celebrate this milestone, your support helps sustain and expand our work across three interconnected areas:Healing & Community Wellness: Advancing culturally responsive mental health education, restorative practices, and healing-centered approaches that strengthen individuals, families, and communities.Leadership, Education & Community Development: Cultivating emerging leaders, supporting faith and community institutions, and creating opportunities for intergenerational learning, mentorship, and meaningful engagement.Omar ibn Said Institute for Black Muslim Studies & Research: Preserving overlooked histories, advancing research and public scholarship, and building relationships across the Black Atlantic. Through initiatives such as the Black Muslim Psychology Conference (BMPC2026: Rasikh — What We Carry Forward), the Institute brings together scholars, artists, practitioners, faith leaders, and communities to deepen understanding, strengthen collective well-being, and develop lasting partnerships.Your donation is an investment in the next chapter of MWF's 15-year legacy: sustaining community-centered programs, supporting the people and partnerships that make this work possible, and building the institutional capacity needed to continue serving future generations.15 years of service. A legacy of healing, scholarship, and community. A future we can build together. Give today. Help us carry the work forward.Stay connected!muslimwellness.cominfo@muslimwellness.comIG: MWFNationalFB: Muslim Wellness FoundationLinkedIn: Muslim Wellness Foundation

15 Years of Healing, Hope & Community: Help Us Carry the Work Forward

BMPC2026: Rasikh &mdash; What We Carry Forward is a historic Black Muslim Atlantic gathering taking place December 17&ndash;19, 2026, in Dakar and on Gor&eacute;e Island, Senegal. For the first time, the Black Muslim Psychology Conference will gather outside the United States, bringing participants into a transatlantic space rooted in memory, healing, faith, scholarship, dialogue, and collective responsibility. This year&rsquo;s theme, Rasikh, speaks to what is deeply rooted, firmly grounded, and carried forward with clarity, purpose, and care. BMPC2026 marks a defining milestone:&nbsp;15 years of Muslim Wellness Foundation10 years of the Black Muslim Psychology Conference5 years of the Omar ibn Said Institute for Black Muslim Studies &amp; Research&nbsp;Guided by the Said Institute&rsquo;s pillars of Remembrance, Reconnection, and Reclamation, the conference asks:What has endured across generations and geographies &mdash; and what are we called to carry forward now? Across three days, participants will gather in Dakar and on Gor&eacute;e Island for a carefully held conference experience that includes curated dialogue, place-based reflection, spiritual grounding, cultural gathering, and shared inquiry. The program will explore Black Muslim wellness, historical memory, family and community healing, faith leadership, Black Atlantic connection, art and storytelling, youth and future-building, and the ongoing work of reclaiming narrative, knowledge, and care.

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